Breast Cancer Awareness Archives - Rolling Out

Breast cancer is an illness commonly found in African American women and some men. According to the American Cancer Society, women can start getting mammograms at age 40. At 45, they should be checked every year. A mammogram is an X-ray of the breast and is completed by a healthcare professional. Women don’t have to…

Larissa Dubose discovered that she had breast cancer shortly after her mother passed away after battling the disease. Cassy Jones was diagnosed at 27 and stayed strong with the help of a solid support system. Tammy Hicks said having breast cancer tested and strengthened her faith. And Falicia Mahone recognized her inner strength after surviving…

Glam University’s Sabrina Peterson makes the ‘I Commit’ breast cancer pledge. Join the movement today.

Miss Decatur pageant queen Kelly Perry joins the ‘I Commit’ movement to help raise awareness for early prevention during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

‘Rolling out’ TV host Brittney Keith steps to the plate to make a heartfelt “I Commit” pledge for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Model and former Miss Teen Georgia Noelle Hughley stepped up to the plate to join the ‘I Commit’ breast cancer movement sponsored by rolling out. Watch her pledge.

Fitness guru Jessica Laine fully commits to rolling out’s “I Commit” breast cancer awareness campaign.

Samantha Coney recounts her family’s journey with breast cancer.

Tiny Johnson joins the ‘I Commit’ breast cancer awareness movement.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, rolling out is helping women (and men) understand the complicated aspects of the second most common form of cancer, breast cancer. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, cancer is a broad term for a class of diseases characterized by abnormal cells that grow and invade healthy cells in the body.…

This past weekend, the 50 Shades of Pink Foundation, founded by “Married to Medicine” star and two-time breast cancer survivor Dr. Jackie Walters, presented its fifth annual fashion show and gala at Atlanta City Hall. Hundreds of guests flooded the pink wonderland. They were dressed in 1920’s fashions to celebrate breast cancer survivors and warriors.…

Dr. Jackie’s 50 Shades of Pink Foundation will host its fifth annual Gala and Fashion Show fundraiser to honor breast cancer survivors and to raise awareness and empower all who attend. The gala will take place Oct. 14, at the Atlanta City Hall Atrium. Tickets are available here.

Perfect Imperfections, written by Dr. Jackie Walters, is the ideal book for women fighting breast cancer, as it explores the beauty of the female body before and after the disease takes place and unites breast cancer warriors who may feel alone as they embrace their new norm of womanhood. Comprised of photos of survivors, supporters,…

Detroit Councilwoman Mary Sheffield was recently honored by Supreme Clientele during their recent charity event in honor of breast cancer victims and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Rolling out caught up with Sheffield who shared how she has been personally affected by breast cancer. Sheffield also shared what it means to be one…

The Supreme Clientele black-tie gala and fashion show was the only place to be in Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 23. With the theme set as “Fly Kicks and Socks,” the Garden Theater in downtown Detroit was transformed into a majestic showroom of elegance and was then filled with many people dressed in their best, all…

Today Falcon fans are still recovering from the loss of their Atlanta Falcons team who had great opportunities to win the game against the San Diego Chargers; especially since there were two different quarters where they were leading in double digits. Matt Ryan probably wanted to kick himself when he threw that interception in the…

It’s time to think pink. With breast cancer awareness month in full swing, we’re breaking down top beauty secrets for breast cancer survivors who require chemotherapy. According to a new study funded by the Avon Foundation, African-American women are nearly half, 43%, as likely to die from breast cancer than White women. In 2013, 230,815…

Image consultant and style professional Cherise B is bringing fashion to the forefront of corporate America, one business suit at a time through her firm White Diamond Image Consulting. The Atlanta-based company caters to an array of high-profile clientele including CEOs, small business owners and celebrities. She believes enhancing their outward appearance will help them attract…

Atlanta-raised R&B singer Bobby V is back with a new single, “Hollywood Hearts,” and his anticipated Christmas album debuting on iTunes in the next upcoming weeks. He is most famously known for his distinct melodic sound and smash R&B songs like “Slow Down and “Tell Me,” but now the talented singer-songwriter is treading new ground with his blossoming acting career…

October was proclaimed National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in 1985. While the Susan G. Komen Foundation and several other national organizations have impacted our culture, the need remains for even more women to be encouraged to get mammograms on a regular basis, as early detection is the best prevention. The following celebrities have battled breast cancer,…