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An Interview with Rickkay King President and CEO of The Now Boarding Corporation

November 1, 2021 admin 0

By Staff Tell us about your education. My educational career began at Clark Atlanta University as an undergraduate student in 2005. As a Chicago native I was determined to attend a school far from my home and I’m grateful this […]

Diary of an HBCU President: The COVID Edition

October 21, 2021 admin 0

By Carrington McKenzie Whigham I remember vowing to protect and defend our student body, but not even the oldest faculty member could have possibly warned me about the approach of a global health crisis. Student government association (SGA) presidents across […]

The Other Side of the Tracks: How Segregation Impacts Talent Development

September 29, 2021 admin 0

By Patrick C. Graham, Ph.D. As many employers struggle to find qualified employees and federal unemployment and eviction prevention benefits come to an end, a tsunami of factors during the COVID pandemic indicates an old problem, the segregation of our […]

4 Things to Know about COVID-19 Vaccines and Pregnancy

September 29, 2021 admin 0

By Dena Vang As cases of the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus continue to raise concerns across the United States, doctors and public health officials are urging pregnant and breastfeeding mothers to get vaccinated. Here are four things pregnant […]

COVID-19 Safety: How to Prepare Your Kids for Back to School

August 20, 2021 admin 0

By Dena Vang Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, families and schools have worked tirelessly to create safe learning environments for students while also providing services such as school meals, extended daycare, extracurricular activities, and social services. With the […]

Vaccine Literacy: Dr. Olajide Williams Talks Fighting Fear With Facts

August 13, 2021 admin 0

By Staff Dr. Williams is an expert on COVID-19 vaccine acceptance in communities of color and COVID-related health disparities. He avers, “This is one of those times in life where all sectors have to come together for the collective survival.” […]

What We Know About The Delta Variant So Far

August 11, 2021 admin 0

By Kaiser Permanente You’ve probably heard by now about the Delta variant, a highly contagious strain of COVID-19. In just a few months, it has quickly become the dominant variant in the United States — and it’s causing a national […]

HIT Strategies -Shaking Up The Political Industry

August 10, 2021 admin 0

By Staff Photos of Terrance Woodbury by Blair Devereaux Tell us about HIT Strategies: HIT is the most diverse polling firm in Washington, DC but we operate a lot more like a Silicon Valley shop. Young. Dynamic. Disruptive. We have recruited and trained a […]

New Legislation Aims to Revitalize America’s Downtowns

August 9, 2021 admin 0

Vast Support Rising as More Employees Work from Home By Hazel Trice Edney Cities across the nation – already experiencing major transformations in restaurant seating policies and crowd limitations – may see even more changes in the aftermath of the […]

Scientists Provide More Strategic Approach To Covid-19 Testing

July 19, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

A study led by the US Geological Survey outlines a better estimate of Covid-19 occurrence and trends in populations.
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Making It Plain: What Black America Needs to Know about COVID-19 The Public Health Infrastructure for Black People in Rural Areas and the Impact of COVID-19

June 26, 2021 admin 0

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 are facing the worst of […]

Emotional Baggage: Leaving Your Bags at The Door

June 23, 2021 admin 0

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 is the same except everything […]

Brandon McGhee is an American entrepreneur, businessman, and philanthropist who founded Cre8te Technology, a tech company founded on diversity and inclusion

June 15, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks What made you decide to become an entrepreneur? I knew that I was meant to be an entrepreneur at an early age. I was always creative and wanted to march to the beat of my own drum. […]

An Interview with Will Walters: Founder and CEO of Monarch Magazine

June 15, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to create Monarch Magazine? Will Walters Growing up in a small town, I did not see much variation, in thought or way of life. So, media played a huge role as a way to […]

What Black America Needs to Know about COVID-19, the Variants and the Vaccines

June 11, 2021 admin 0

Establishing Public Health through the Black Church: The Road to Vaccination for All By Josephine Reid Local health departments play a vital role in providing many important public health services in our Black communities. Unfortunately, for many decades, African American communities have […]

‘State Of Emergency’ Scaring International Tourists From Botswana: Tour Operators

June 8, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

Businesses want the tag, declared in April 2020 to curb the spread of Covid-19, dropped.
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