UVida is ready to attract climate-friendly customers.
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By Taroue Brooks Sydney Boston is a 20-year-old soon-to-be graduate of Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD). She is moving towards a degree in Film & Television with a concentration in producing and directing. […]
By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your company. Brown Gods Beauty is an all natural Skin/self care company that specializes in creating healing products for common issues that women experience. We have a collection called “Gods […]
Homestead Entertainment is partnering with Dennis L. Reed II Productions (DIIR) to release First Lady 3 on the premium streaming services of Tubi and IMDb TV. Homestead has cornered the market in creating BIPOC films […]
Houston, TX – The Black Golf Alliance (The Alliance), a group of primarily African American golfers came together recently to celebrate Juneteenth with an inaugural golf event. During the closing ceremony of the weekend, the […]
By Josephine Reid Our rural neighbors should not be forgotten in the fight against COVID-19. The pandemic has presented new challenges for our healthcare system that are being brought to the forefront. Many rural communities […]
By the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Findings underscore need for early treatment to prevent future cardiovascular diseaseChildren with obstructive sleep apnea are nearly three times more likely to develop high blood pressure […]
He saved his own life, and now he’s dedicated to saving others.
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I love this quick, easy, and very tasty mango salsa with grilled chicken breasts and avocado slices or fish, vegetables or on top of a baked sweet potato! Let me know on Facebook in the […]
By Tiffany D. Hightower On the heels of Juneteenth becoming federally recognized as a national holiday, Black people were left having to explain the gravity of the moment. In essence Juneteenth is the embodiment of […]
By Deirdre L. Jones Lowman We survived. But why are many of us battling with survivor’s guilt? For me, this question provokes other questions. Why am I still here? What is my purpose? Nothing […]
Written and edited Leilani WhitfieldPhotos by: Ms. Digs As Black women lead the nation as the fastest-growing minority group of entrepreneurs, they continue to defy the odds and show the world they’re more than just businesswomen. […]
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