Black athletes like LeBron James and Serena Williams are using their platforms to create lasting change in education, equality, and youth development.
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Co-founded in 2019 by Mike and Emily Green, a biracial couple living in southern Oregon, Common Ground Conversations on Race in America (CGC) began as a workshop for parents and teachers on “How to Talk to Kids About Race in America.” Emily’s background in social work and her experience in managing wraparound services for at-risk families, coupled with Mike’s unique lens as a cultural economist and national consultant on Inclusive Competitiveness® strategies, laid the foundation for a first-of-its-kind approach to informing, educating and equipping leaders across industry sectors who engage the public and grapple with issues of race. The CGC journey began with a series of inquiries to Emily regarding the home school training of their two young boys on issues of race.
Community Foundation of St. Louis: Building a Stronger Region
The Community Foundation of St. Louis serves as a vital philanthropic leader, connecting donors with impactful causes and fostering a stronger region.
Silence in the Face of Bigotry Is Complicity
At a time when responsible leadership is needed, anti-Muslim rhetoric from political leaders fuels division. Silence in the face of bigotry is complicity.
Beauty Empire Builder, Black Bank Founder: Remembering Rose Morgan
Rose Morgan, a visionary in Black beauty and banking, revolutionized Harlem with her entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to community empowerment.
The Hidden Threat to Black Men’s Health
Black men in the U.S. face alarming prostate cancer rates, often diagnosed late. Early screening and awareness are crucial to saving lives.
Chasing Danger: The Deadly Cost of High-Speed Police Pursuits
High-speed police chases often lead to tragic outcomes, with innocent bystanders frequently at risk. This article examines the dangers, policies, and alternatives.
Disc Plus: Hoppers: Pixar’s Delightfully Unhinged Return to Form
Pixar’s Hoppers is a fresh, hilarious, and visually stunning adventure that combines anarchic humor, heartfelt environmental themes, and emotional depth.
The Hidden Costs of 2026 Health Insurance: Are You Ready for the New Rules?
The 2026 health insurance landscape is challenging, with rising premiums, HSA expansions, and coverage changes. Learn how to manage costs and stay covered.
Top 10 Best Bucket List Destination Spots of All Time
Discover the ultimate travel guide to the top 10 bucket list destinations, featuring breathtaking natural wonders, ancient history, and iconic landmarks.
Disc Eats: The Healthiest and Tastiest Ramen Dishes to Savor
Enjoy the healthiest and tastiest ramen dishes with lighter broths, lean proteins, and fresh veggies. Perfect for a guilt-free, flavorful meal!
The Alpha 06 Black Tie Bar: The Enduring Legacy of a Gentleman’s Essential
The Alpha 06 Black Tie Bar is more than an accessory; it’s a historic emblem of sophistication, fraternity pride, and timeless style.
St. Louis Faces Record Heat, Crime, and $3 Billion Airport Overhaul: This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri
St. Louis experienced record-breaking heat, crime concerns, and infrastructure challenges this week. Here’s a breakdown of the city’s top stories.
Kansas City Balances World Cup Hype and Legal Challenges: This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri
Kansas City balances World Cup preparations, record-breaking heat, and legal developments. Here’s what’s happening in the city this week.
Child Care Cuts, Radon Concerns, and Tax Debates in Missouri: This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri
Missouri faces budget cuts, radon risks in schools, and debates over a tax elimination proposal. Here’s a look at the state’s top stories.
Things To Do In St. Louis: Top Missouri Attractions: Gateway Arch, City Museum, and More
Discover Missouri’s iconic landmarks, from the Gateway Arch to the National WWI Museum. Enjoy spring blooms, BBQ, and family-friendly adventures.
Metro East St. Louis News: Gateway Arch Expansion, Vocational Facility Growth, and Vision Zero Plan
East St. Louis is undergoing transformative changes with the Gateway Arch expansion proposal, vocational facility growth, and Vision Zero safety initiatives.
Metro East St. Louis News: Sewage Infrastructure, Violent Crime Surge, and Basketball Triumph
East St. Louis addresses sewage infrastructure challenges, rising crime rates, and celebrates the basketball team’s state championship victory.
How Global Companies Advance Women in Leadership
Global companies are shifting from symbolic gestures to operational systems to advance women in leadership, focusing on equity, sponsorship, and retention.
Scholar Unfiltered: Unmasking “Common Sense”
Common sense” often defends the status quo rather than logic. This article explores its ties to race, class, and power, and how it shapes societal norms.
Further Considerations for Increasing the Pipeline of Black Doctors of Pharmacy (PharmD) Students (Part 2)
Dr. Lawrence Jones II explores how community trust and specialized academic advising are essential for increasing the pipeline of Black Doctors of Pharmacy (PharmD) students.
Our Cultural Fixation of Artificial Intelligence Is Becoming Part of Our Lives
Our obsession with artificial intelligence is evident in our culture, as it becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives. From science fiction to reality, AI is shaping our world.
Making a Career in Clinical Laboratory Technology: Insights from Michael Nathanial Morris
Explore the rewarding journey of Michael Nathanial Morris, MT (ASCP), as he shares how making a career in clinical laboratory technology provides stability, a “decent living,” and the chance to contribute to critical patient care through the “art” of laboratory medicine.
Lidocaine’s Surprising Cancer Connection Revealed in New Study by University of Pennsylvania Researchers
Explore the unexpected link between lidocaine and cancer from a University of Pennsylvania study
Considerations for Increasing the Pipeline of Black Doctors of Pharmacy (PharmD) Students (Part 1)
Despite a national decline in pharmacy applications, Dr. Lawrence Jones II argues that strategic mentorship and innovative advising can successfully rebuild the pipeline of Black Doctors of Pharmacy (PharmD) students to serve underserved communities.
