Black-owned homes are more likely to be unvalued in the housing market. Michael Washington, president and CEO of the Washington Building Group, says you should try these renovations to increase the value of your home.
This fall, school districts across Texas are marking a shift to what educators call an “abstinence-plus” curriculum — the first time the state has revised its standards for sexual health education in more than 20 years.
Washington, D.C. youth and activists gathered for “Flip the Trap Kick-Off” to discuss how financial literacy and providing career opportunities can curb community violence.
More than 2,000 cervical cancer diagnoses are expected to be made this year among Black women — who are already 65% more likely to die than white women from this type of cancer due to stigma, lack of access to healthcare services, and biases.
For many Black artists, their work speaks not only for themselves but for the many others whose voices are often left out of mainstream media and art spaces.
The debate over CDC’s latest changes to operations and COVID-19 quarantine protocol exposes a dire need to rebuild a fundamental trust between the people and public health agencies.
Cryotherapy or any kind of cold exposure is becoming a popular option for stress relief, anxiety, and depression — it can be a low-cost alternative to talk therapy for Black folks.
As many as 13 states will consider President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness a taxable event, levying as much as $1,100 in taxes to some borrowers who receive a $10,000 break.
After receiving great care while pregnant and breastfeeding, Jada Metcalf learned that’s not everyone’s experience. So, she became a certified breastfeeding consultant to knock down barriers for other lactating people.
On August 24th, young people will take to the streets of Monrovia to demand that Liberian President George Weah and other politicians take steps to improve the quality of life for folks in Liberia.
Black women have the highest labor force participation in comparison to all women, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. However, they are experiencing major burnout across professions.
Police officers’ inadequacy led to many lives being lost during the Uvalde school shooting. Is increasing police presence in school districts what we need to increase safety?
