By TMZ
The Weeknd is getting involved with the military conflict in Ethiopia — donating a million dollars, which will provide food for people who need it there. Continue reading THE WEEKND DONATES $1 MIL FOR 2 MILLION MEALS … To Help Ethiopians
This New Agency Is Harnessing Data To Improve Black Women’s Access To Wellness
By Anna Haines
“Black women aren’t a monolith, representation isn’t enough,” Jasmine Marie, the CEO and founder of Black Girls Breathing, tells Forbes. “We need the data to craft solutions that meet their unique needs.” Continue reading This New Agency Is Harnessing Data To Improve Black Women’s Access To Wellness
Michael Jordan Donates $10 million to Open New Medical Clinics in His North Carolina Hometown
NBA legend Michael Jordan is donating $10 million to open two new medical clinics in his hometown of Wilmington, North Carolina.
Black Americans And The Coronavirus Vaccine – Some Perspective
Black Americans are disproportionately vulnerable to the coronavirus. According to the National Urban League, Black Americans are 3 times more likely than White Americans to get the coronavirus, and twice as likely to die from it.
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Experts warn of low Covid vaccine trust among Black Americans
Distrust over the Covid-19 vaccine runs high among Black Americans, but Black doctors are waging a battle to get the community informed — and vaccinated.
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How We’re Surviving through the Pandemic
By Connie Russell | C. L. Russell Group, LLC
L. Russell Group, LLC (CLRG) is a woman-owned small business full-service workforce training company. Specializing in workforce training, content development, performance assessment and quality assurance. CLRG, like many other small businesses, is learning to persevere in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. Continue reading How We’re Surviving through the Pandemic
Why Black women face disproportionate rates of breast cancer
By Maura Hohman
The day before she turned 30 and had planned to leave for a celebratory vacation, Sharonda Vincent felt a lump on her left breast while in the shower.
Continue reading Why Black women face disproportionate rates of breast cancer
Supporting Mental Health During These Times
The outbreak of COVID-19 may be stressful—it can be difficult to cope with fear and anxiety, changing daily routines, and a general sense of uncertainty.
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NAACP President Helps Black Communities Enduring COVID-19
Derrick Johnson is the President and CEO of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Continue reading NAACP President Helps Black Communities Enduring COVID-19
World Leaders, Stars Raise $7 Billion at Event Aimed at Fighting Virus
The event included a Dwayne Johnson-hosted concert with performances by Jennifer Hudson, Miley Cyrus, Coldplay and Chloe x Halle Continue reading World Leaders, Stars Raise $7 Billion at Event Aimed at Fighting Virus
This Rapper is Joining the Fight for Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention
On the evening of May 25, near the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, rapper Waka Flocka tweeted that he was going to dedicate his life to suicide prevention and mental illness. This tweet likely stemmed from the reminder of his deceased brother’s upcoming birthday, which would happen less than a week later. Continue reading This Rapper is Joining the Fight for Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention
Unique Ways to Thank your Essential Workers
From doctors and nurses to grocery store clerks and pharmacists, our essential workers are showing up every day to keep us safe and healthy during this time. Continue reading Unique Ways to Thank your Essential Workers
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