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In the intricate tapestry of infertility struggles faced by Black women in the United States, a clandestine network of support is emerging, providing a lifeline to those navigating the complexities of reproductive health. Amidst the silent battles against stereotypes and systemic inequalities, Black women are creating their own healthcare networks, forging connections in a shared […]
In a pivotal encounter last year, Tyler Perry, acclaimed filmmaker, and actor, met his childhood hero, Norman Lear, as a birthday gift arranged by a mutual acquaintance. Perry, deeply influenced by Lear’s groundbreaking television shows like “Good Times” and “The Jeffersons,” credited Lear with paving the way for Black representation on American TV screens. Lear, […]
Jacksonville, FL — Following a tragic racially-motivated shooting that claimed the lives of three individuals at a Dollar General store last August, family members have filed a lawsuit against the store’s landlord, operator, and security contractor. The lawsuit alleges negligence, asserting that lax security measures contributed to the deaths of their loved ones. The incident […]
The College Board has unveiled a revised framework for its Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies course, following extensive scrutiny and conservative criticism. This update introduces additional content on crucial historical events such as the Tulsa Race Massacre, as well as exploring the influence of Black culture on film, sports, and discriminatory practices like redlining. […]
In the pursuit of knowledge across various fields, Nigerian students studying abroad continue to face instances of racism, hostility, and, in some tragic cases, violence. Despite these challenges, the determination of the country’s youth remains steadfast, with an increasing number seeking educational opportunities in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Adaku Izunna, a master’s student in […]
Plantation, Florida – Renowned rapper Kodak Black, born Bill Kahan Kapri, is facing charges of cocaine possession and evidence tampering following a Thursday arrest in southern Florida, as reported by the Sun Sentinel. The 26-year-old artist, known for hits such as “Super Gremlin,” was apprehended in Plantation, Florida, and is currently in custody awaiting a […]
The Black Physicians’ Association of Ontario (BPAO) is actively championing the cause of Black physicians, addressing the significant underrepresentation of Black communities in the healthcare sector. Despite being the third-largest minority group in Canada, Black individuals constitute only 2.3% of Ontario’s physicians, a stark contrast to their 4.7% share of the province’s population. The BPAO […]
Fearless Fund, an Atlanta-based venture capital firm committed to investing in women of color, is seeking the support of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold a September ruling that permits its nonprofit foundation to continue managing a grant program under dispute. The American Alliance for Equal Rights, a conservative group, initiated legal proceedings […]
In a bid to offer a comprehensive perspective on Black history through an interdisciplinary lens, the College Board has unveiled updates to the recommended course material for its Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies program. The revised framework, released on Wednesday, maintains existing topics while expanding into new territories, providing educators with choices regarding contentious […]
In a poignant exploration of historical significance, a forthcoming biography unveils the extraordinary journey of Edward Tull-Warnock, a Glasgow dentist with roots tracing back to plantation slavery. The narrative also sheds light on the tragic fate of his brother, Walter, whose ambition to become the first black player for Rangers was curtailed by the harrowing […]
