The Gilead Center hosted an HIV/AIDS awareness panel to provide information and promote sexual health within the Black community. On Aug. 17, actress, singer-songwriter and
Meet Latrice Mosley-Smith is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated and nonprofit organizer for the awareness of colon cancer and domestic violence.
Special Health IQ guests Dr. Uchechi Wosu and Sherry Thompson address vaccine hesitancy in the Black community. For more information please visit: GetVaccineAnswers.com and BlackCommunityVaccineToolkit.org.
Only our children know how difficult growing up in a pandemic is. School is online for many, adding to feelings of isolation. To compound the
STRE.ME co-founders Anne Marie Labenberg and Jack Patton both have a passion for success. This mutual understanding of business and life has undoubtedly led to
Deondriea Cantrice, speaker, facilitator, and author, has presented her life-changing message to many audiences worldwide. Cantrice spoke with rolling out to share her story during
Angela Bassett wants to raise awareness for type 2 diabetes as her family has a history with the serious health condition. The 61-year-old actress has teamed
Will Smith is encouraging people to help fight homelessness, by taking part in The World’s Big Sleep Out event. The 51-year-old old actor has asked people to
New York Liberty center Tina Charles‘ life purpose goes far beyond a basketball court. Around the time that her aunt Maureen “Hopey” Vaz passed away of
The recent criminal trial of comedian Bill Cosby was a stressful and some would say traumatic period in his life. Now that Cosby has emerged
Despite the negative image Flint, Michigan, has endured amid the water crisis, it is undeniable that hope still does reign in the city. One of
Paulette McKenzie Leaphart believes that the ugly truth of breast cancer is often overlooked. Although pink ribbons, campaigns and clothing can raise awareness, the scars
Awareness surrounding HIV/AIDS has been a major priority for the health care community for decades, and in the African American community, awareness has been key in lowering the rate at which this epidemic has spread.
In the 20 years since Eazy-E died, do we still hold the same prejudices as it pertains to HIV/AIDS? And have we changed as a culture in a way that addresses the seriousness of this disease?
[jwplatform U9PVbOKf] A group of well-known African musicians,including Tiken Jah Fakoly, Amadou and Mariam, Salif Keita, Oumou Sangare, Kandia Kora, Mory Kante, Sia Tolno, Barbara Kanam
Jacquelyn Revere explains why she launched her “Stutter Girl” video blog
Future offered a different perspective on Lil Wayne’s controversial lyrics, intentions and the aftermath.
“The number one mistake women make is defining ourselves by material possessions.”
“If the penis ain’t in your pocket, you have no idea what it’s doing when it’s not with you.”
Rae Lewis Thornton delivers a special message to women everywhere.
