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In a groundbreaking development, scientists have unveiled new genetic insights that shed light on the disproportionately high risk of prostate cancer among Black men. These findings, poised to revolutionize testing and treatment approaches, offer a glimpse into the underlying genetic mechanisms driving this health disparity. Prostate cancer stands as the most prevalent cancer affecting British […]
Kinney Place, nestled in Westphal, Nova Scotia, is poised to undergo a transformative expansion aimed at fostering the growth of Black-led businesses within the community. The success of the existing business incubator spaces has spurred a surge in demand, prompting plans for additional facilities tailored specifically to support Black entrepreneurs. Managed by Akoma Holdings, Kinney […]
The landscape of Black Canada is as rich and varied as the individuals who comprise it. In an era where diversity is championed, it is essential to recognize and amplify the multifaceted narratives that weave through the fabric of Black Canadian communities. From iconic figures like Abel Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd, to the […]
A group of dedicated students from Greater Fort Erie Secondary School has spearheaded a remarkable initiative aimed at promoting the celebration of Black History Month across secondary schools in the Niagara region. Khalaila Watt, Audrey Akharoh, Korede Adesina, Anais Baxter, Taiya Farrugia, and Angel BoswellBlackwood have collaborated to create a comprehensive lesson kit designed to […]
Sarasota’s integral history paved the way for today In celebration of the nationally observed and recognized Black History Month, the Herald-Tribune is introducing the Faces of Black Heritage series, showcasing local Black leaders and changemakers who share their views on Black heritage and history. Sarasota plays an integral part in the overall fabric of the […]
In a recent letter to the Biden administration, over 1,000 Black Christian pastors called for a cease-fire in Israel’s war on Gaza, the release of hostages, and an end to Israeli occupation in the West Bank. This move highlights the deep-seated angst among Black people, reminiscent of the civil rights movement, regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict. […]
Future Black Female, a groundbreaking organization founded by Tapo Chimbganda, is making significant strides in providing assistance to young Black women and girls in Niagara. The organization has recently launched a virtual mental health platform called Udada, aimed at addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by this demographic. Chimbganda, who has dedicated her career […]
South Florida rapper Kodak Black, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, saw a significant development in his legal saga as a drug possession charge against him was dismissed by Broward County Circuit Judge Barbara Duffy on Friday. This decision comes two months after his arrest, although a separate drug trafficking case from 2022 remains ongoing. […]
President Joe Biden’s pursuit of the Black vote has become a focal point of his reelection campaign, recognizing the critical role this demographic plays in American politics. Acknowledging the indispensable support of Black voters, Biden has intensified his outreach efforts, particularly through engagements with Black churches. However, recent polls indicate a waning enthusiasm among Black […]
Last week marked my second attendance at a Black History Month event in 2024. Amidst the vibrant performances and engaging discussions, a brief yet profound exchange with an elder attendee stirred contemplation. “We’re a multicultural society — shouldn’t we be celebrating everyone … together?” he mused. This perennial question resurfaces each February: the necessity of […]
