Written by Breast cancer journeys often involve seeking a plethora of treatments and recovery aids, including comfort garments, wigs, and skincare. For individuals trying to identify items that address changes in hair texture, challenges with skincare, and other specific healing needs that might be helpful during and after breast cancer treatment, it can be especially daunting. A … Continue reading “Beyond Awareness: 7 Black-Owned Businesses Aiding The Breast Cancer Community”
Written by Dr. Reynold Verret As college tuition rises and the job market evolves, many recognize that many valued occupations do not require a four-year degree. Today’s most in-demand jobs – from electricians to nurses to solar installers – often require specialized training, not a traditional four-year degree. The Educational Data Initiative has reported that tuition and … Continue reading “HBCUs Still Matter: A Path To Social Mobility”
Los Angeles Examiner/USC Libraries/Corbis // Getty Images Women’s suffrage, but for whom? These 10 Black suffragists fought for the vote before—and long after—the 19th Amendment Open an American history textbook from the last 50 years to the women’s suffrage chapter, and you will likely find a summary that places Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady … Continue reading “The Forgotten Fight: 10 Black Suffragists Who Battled For The Vote Beyond The 19th Amendment”
On day six of the 2025 government shutdown, President Donald Trump claimed he had a deal in place with congressional Democrats on healthcare policy extensions, as well as an agreement on expiring health insurance subsidies, to end the shutdown impasse, according to USA Today. During a press conference in the Oval Office, Trump highlighted that “good things … Continue reading “Trump Says He’s Open To Extend Healthcare Subsidies With Democrats – But Shutdown Has To End First”
In the last game that Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter played, he was wearing some pink cleats, but it wasn’t done for fashion purposes; it represented an initiative between the NFL and the American Cancer Society. According to the Jacksonville, Florida Times-Union, the former Colorado Buffaloes’ two-way player was seen wearing his adidas “Shock Pink” … Continue reading “Travis Hunter Wears Pink Cleats For Purpose”
The drama continues in the case against disgraced Iowa Superintendent Ian Roberts, as the school district has filed a lawsuit against the company that vetted him, following the emergence of more details about his criminal past, according to the Associated Press. Des Moines school officials are suing the consulting company, JG Consulting, which assisted in selecting Roberts as … Continue reading “Iowa School District Files Lawsuit Against Company That Vetted Ian Roberts As Criminal History Comes To Light “
Falling for love, or a lie? Scary signs your online romance may be a scam Let’s briefly consider a hypothetical scenario. Say you’ve been single for a long time and are becoming jaded about the state of current dating apps. Once-promising leads keep ghosting you, and the rest of your matches give off a bad … Continue reading “Catfish Or Courtship? The Crucial Warning Signs That Your Digital Darling Is a Scammer”
In a demonstration gone wrong on live television, former New York Giants defensive player Michael Strahan was accidentally struck in the face with a wayward football. The incident, which probably just hurt Strahan’s pride, with no serious injury to his face, took place during the Oct. 5 broadcast of Fox NFL Sunday. The broadcasting team, which consists … Continue reading “Michael Strahan Hit In The Face During Live Football Demonstration”
The desire to remain in familiar surroundings as you age is natural and personal. For many older adults, aging in place means maintaining independence, cherishing memories, and preserving the comfort of home. While this emotional appeal of aging at home is undeniable, the financial reality involves significant costs that often remain hidden until they become … Continue reading “The Hidden Costs Of Aging In Place And How To Afford It”
Haiti’s rising soccer star, Pierreline Nazon, has her country’s support as she arrives in Europe looking to pursue a professional career. On Oct. 6, Nazon, 18, arrived in Seville, Spain, to begin a 10-week professional tryout with several top-tier clubs, including FC Sevilla and Viimsi JK in Estonia, according to Haitian Times. A standout from Haiti’s … Continue reading “Haitian Soccer Star Arrives In Europe Hoping To Land Professional Contract”