Suicide prevention is a shared responsibility. Learn about risk factors, how to offer support, and the importance of breaking the stigma.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
DISC Plus: Unholy Communion: My Immediate Review of This Gripping Tale of Murder
Dive into “Unholy Communion,” a gripping thriller following Officer Chris Majek as he uncovers dark secrets behind a series of brutal priest murders in rural Minnesota, exposing a haunting past.
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Disc Plus: Joel P.E. King Brings A Great Gospel Musical to St. Louis
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Former Teacher Launches 1M YouTube Kids Channel ‘Hey! It’s Mr. J!’ to Help Kids Build Confidence Through Hip-Hop
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Tahan Music Co. Unleashes ‘This is God’s Country’ — A Call for Men to Rise Up
New single challenges men to embrace their God-given calling to lead with courage and faith.
Posted inEntertainment
DISC Plus: David Kirkman: A Visionary Filmmaker Redefining Black Futurism and Storytelling
David Kirkman, a visionary filmmaker from Ferguson, Missouri, is transforming cinema with his focus on Black futurism, superheroes, and authentic storytelling.
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Sen. Warnock to RFK Jr.: ‘You Are a Hazard to Public Health’
Sen. Warnock calls out RFK Jr. for spreading vaccine misinformation and false health claims during a contentious Senate hearing.
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How Systemic Change Can Combat Childhood Obesity
Childhood Obesity Awareness Month highlights the need for equity in prevention, addressing systemic barriers and disparities to create healthier futures.
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WNBA Playoff Picture: Who Has the Best Shot at the Championship?
The WNBA playoffs are heating up! With the Lynx leading the standings and the Aces on a hot streak, the championship race is wide open.
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NASCAR Star Rajah Caruth Visits Boys & Girls Club in St. Louis
NASCAR driver Rajah Caruth visited the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis, inspiring teens with his journey and discussing tech-driven careers in motorsports.
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How to Start or Set Up Your Small Business for Success
Learn how to set up your small business for success with these expert tips and advice. From startup to success, we’ve got you covered.
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Changing Lives in Detroit: The Power of Second Chances
Discover how Detroit for Life’s Project Clean Slate is making a positive impact on the community by providing second chances and promoting criminal justice reform.
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Why Green Gumbo Is One Of The Most Meaningful Dishes In Creole Culture
Discover the rich history and cultural significance of Green Gumbo, a traditional dish in Creole culture that holds a special place in their heritage.
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Wynn Las Vegas Continues to Set the Standard for Luxury on the Las Vegas Strip
Wynn Las Vegas sets a new benchmark for luxury with its exquisite accommodations, fine dining, and unparalleled entertainment on the iconic Las Vegas Strip
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12 Powerful Documentaries on Racial Discourse You Must Watch
Discover impactful documentaries addressing racial discourse and social justice, essential for understanding today’s pivotal societal issues.
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Urban Interest Talks Neighborhood Reinvestment through Detroit’s Solar Power Plan
Explore Detroit’s solar power initiative boosting neighborhood reinvestment, improving sustainability, and enhancing urban life.
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Silent Crisis: When Bullying Targets Black Students
Explore the overlooked epidemic of bullying that significantly affects Black students, revealing insights and strategies for positive change.
Posted inAdvocacy
Natosha Hayward: Empowering Communities Through SC Thrive
Natosha Hayward/Courtesy of AARP Natosha Hayward was born in South Carolina but raised in New York City, in a tightly knit religious family where helping others was just a part of life. “It’s always been my thing; my parents always volunteered through our church,” she says. “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” Now […]
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Unveil African American Legacy at National Mall’s Free Smithsonian Museum
Discover the Smithsonian Museum’s free exhibits, uncovering the impactful African American history and culture on the National Mall.
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New offerings make Washington, DC a must-visit fall destination
Explore D.C.’s latest attractions and events this fall, from art exhibits to outdoor adventures, making it a must-visit destination.
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Branch Insurance Group: Essential Business Insurance Renewal Checklist: 5 Must-Ask Questions
Before you renew your business insurance, ask these 5 critical questions to ensure you’re fully protected and not overpaying. Get expert tips to stay prepared and avoid coverage gaps.
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Changing the Narrative About Suicide in American Black Culture (Part 1)
But studies finds that more Black teens have been attempting suicide in recent years and they are not sure why.
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Top 5 Questions About Treating Arthritis Answered
Living with arthritis can be challenging, but understanding your condition is the first step. Learn about diagnosis, treatment, and lifestyle tips to manage arthritis effectively.
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DISC Sports: The Week’s Top Sports News: NFL Drama, U.S. Open Showdowns, and Caitlin Clark’s Injury
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) dribbles as New York Liberty guard Courtney Vandersloot (22) defends during the first half of a WNBA basketball game, Saturday, May 18, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Noah K. Murray) 1. NFL Season Kicks Off with Drama The NFL season began with a bang as the Philadelphia Eagles narrowly […]
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Top World News Stories Making Headlines This Week: Economic Slowdowns, Immigration Raids, and Political Controversies
The U.S. news this week covers a slowing labor market, an ICE raid at a Hyundai plant, and controversial moves by the Trump administration. Dive into the details shaping America’s present and future.