Licensed clinical psychologist Jonathan Mathias Lassiter, Ph.D., was his own first subject in studying how White supremacy shaped the field of psychology, and specifically the
Adrienne Walker, Ph.D., is a South Jersey native who studies cancer biology. Walker has worked for several medical communication companies as a medical writer and
One Hundred Black Men, Inc. of New York President Fitzgerald Miller welcomed 500 guests to the New York Hilton Grand Ballroom on Thursday, Feb. 27 for
Today is Mother’s Day and rolling out is celebrating some of the women who sacrifice and provide unconditional love, Black Mothers.
With the recent attention paid to the fiscal cliff and now the anticipated political battle over raising the debt ceiling, African Americans must start learning
Dr. Monica Williams is chief administrative officer of HoustonWorks USA. A seasoned administrator in human resources, nonprofit management and academia, Williams is an accomplished fundraiser
To what degree does your sun burn bright? To what degree does your mind sail to its greatest heights? The importance of a college degree
“Seeing that ignorance is the curse of God, education is the wing wherewith we fly to heaven.” William Shakespeare “Education is the great engine of
CDC nutrition expert Dr. Caree Jackson was blessed with two educated parents who made sure the arduous path toward college was well-lit for her from
