Nicholas Kristof on 'Half the Sky,' Impact of Women on Development
As a storyteller—in his journalism as well as in his books—it would be unfitting if Nicholas Kristof, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New...
David Frankham’s ‘Witness: South Sudan’ Debuts on HBO
by Christopher A. Daniel
David Frankham takes pride in good storytelling.
His HBO Documentary Series, Witness, takes a candid look at the conflict...
Black Women & Yoga: Famous Memoirs Reveal Commonality
Women's History Month is a great opportunity to celebrate women we know, but also to learn more about women we think...
Melanoma Monday: Blacks at Risk for Skin Cancer Despite Myth
In an article entitled, "Dark Skin Tones and Skin Cancer: What You Need to Know," on Skincancer.org, the author writes:
"People...
Dr. Susan Moore: Morehouse School of Medicine Has the Answer
A video of Dr. Susan Moore outlining her racist treatment at the hands of battling COVID-19 has gone viral on social...
Black Women Civic Organizations Continue the Fight Against Heart Disease
The month of February is popularly known as Black History Month and the month we celebrate our romantic partners on Valentine’s...
Multiple Sclerosis: Activist Lisa McRipley Raises Awareness & Funds with Hustle-a-thon
MS Activist and National MS Society Michigan Chapter Trustee Lisa McRipley is sponsoring M² S² – the Inaugural Mighty Multiple Sclerosis...
Alma G. Davis: From Domestic Violence Survivor to Advocate
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). Every nine seconds a woman is assaulted or beaten. On average, nearly 20 people...
DNC 2012: When Clinton Speaks…
OPINION
by
Jasper Alexander
In 48 minutes, former president Bill Clinton reminded the country of why he is considered by many to be one...
Tropical Storm Isaac: Heads for Gulf Coast on Katrina Anniversary
CNN is reporting that residents of the Gulf Coast are preparing for the arrival of Tropical Storm Isaac on the anniversary...
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