Vulnerability is Strength: Fostering Mental Health Dialogue in Black Men
In a society driven by ideas of strength, tenacity, and stoicism, the concept of vulnerability is typically overlooked, especially when discussing Black men’s mental health.
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Get In Tune With June
June means a myriad of wonderful annual Juneteenth celebrations and commemorations of Black freedom embodied in the spirit of civil rights champion Marcus Garvey (1887-1940). Garvey, who owned a Black newspaper, has been credited with coining the phrase “Black is beautiful!”
New Study Shows Choosing Stairs Over Lifts Could Prolong Your Life
People in the habit of climbing stairs had a 39% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease.
8 Historical Black Trail Blazers and Black Rising Stars in Marine Science
Whether it be the expansion of knowledge on deep-sea coral species or the modern usage of online mapping tools, Black scientists have been part of the equation in propelling marine science to new levels.
From Bridgerton To Grey’s Anatomy, Shonda Rhimes’ Recipe For Heartfelt Storytelling
Rhimes understands romance as a technical art form. But beyond that, she shows us love doesn’t necessarily always exist between two people; it also exists between people and their passions, and in the way they view themselves.
Want To Be An Influencer? Here’s What You Need To Know
The industry is worth over £16 billion, with organizations from large brands such as Coca-Cola through to local tourist boards seeking to benefit from this “authentic” form of marketing.
Sign language is set to become South Africa’s 12th official language after a long fight for recognition
Sign language is on its way to become the 12th official language in South Africa after parliament recently agreed to amend the constitution to this end.
Exploring the Rich and Diverse Voices of African Literature
Many African literary writers seized the opportunity the power of the pen provided to not only change the misconceptions of European scholars about Africa but also to question and challenge colonial positions of issues concerning Africans.
Closing the Wage Gap and The Fight for Economic Justice for Black Workers
While income inequality is a common denominator among each group, for many Blacks, wage disparities, though have improved from the 70s and 80s, have been particularly sluggish in their growth.
The Invisible Impact and Enduring Strength of Black Military Families
Black soldiers have bravely and distinguishably served in America’s armed forces throughout the country’s history, from the Battle of Lexington to the Battle of Fallujah.