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February 21, 2026

An Interview With Shannon LaNier- Television Host, Author and Influencer

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By Staff A veteran television host, social media influencer, and author, Shannon LaNier has been keeping audiences tuned in his entire life What inspired you to become a Journalist/Anchor? I don’t think one defining thing inspired me to become a […]

12 Years Behind the Wheel February 14, 2026
Day 3 600 Horsepower and Humility The first time I pushed 600 horsepower, I understood something important: Power demands respect. It’s easy to talk numbers. It’s different to manage them. A powerful car doesn’t make you important. It makes you responsible. Every throttle input is a decision. Every corner is a negotiation between confidence and […]
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El Sonido del Motor y el Silencio del Corazón February 13, 2026
Hay motores que rugen como si estuvieran vivos. Y hay silencios que pesan más que cualquier ruido. He aprendido que ambos son parte del mismo viaje. A veces el mundo te exige que seas fuerte. Que sonrías. Que trabajes. Que no te detengas. Pero el corazón también tiene su propia transmisión: necesita cambiar de marcha, […]
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12 Years Behind the Wheel February 13, 2026
DAY 2 The Daily Driver Respect Not every car needs 600 horsepower to matter. Some of the most honest machines I’ve driven were built for traffic, families, early mornings and long commutes. No drama. Just purpose. Daily drivers don’t chase attention. They deliver consistency. And consistency is underrated. You learn more about engineering in normal […]
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Who Gets to Be Called “Professional”? Student Loan Policy and the Future of Black Women in Nursing February 20, 2026
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When “Affordable” Means Risk: What Catastrophic Health Plans Could Mean for Black Women February 20, 2026
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When Fear Keeps People From the Doctor: Why Immigration Enforcement Is a Public Health Issue February 20, 2026
The post When Fear Keeps People From the Doctor: Why Immigration Enforcement Is a Public Health Issue appeared first on Black Women's Health Imperative.
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Pleasure, Intimacy, and Health: The Valentine’s Day Conversation We Rarely Have February 13, 2026
The post Pleasure, Intimacy, and Health: The Valentine’s Day Conversation We Rarely Have appeared first on Black Women's Health Imperative.
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