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Dr. B.K. Edmond Spearheads Unique Approach to Breast Cancer in Black Women: NANA AND THE BUSHWOMAN – A Tale with Truths
FEATURING: Nana and The Bushwoman A Tale with Truths by Dr. B.K. Edmond AVAILABLE: Audiobook and Ebook on Amazon and IBooks in Print on Amazon “We as women understand […]
Congratulations to Jackson State Alumna & Academy Award Winner Mia Neal
(MISSISSIPPI) – The Jackson State University National Alumni Association, Inc. is extremely proud of alumna Mia Neal. Neal just won an Academy Award for her work in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”! […]
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IBW 21 – Institute of the Black World 21st Century: Special Edition of Vantage Point The Legacy of George Floyd: After the Verdict, Can Black Americans Breathe?
Special Edition of Vantage Point April 26th, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Monday’s Topic The Legacy of George Floyd After the Verdict, Can Black Americans Breathe? A Timely Discussion on the […]
National Urban League: The verdict is in but the fight is not over
One step closer. The verdict for the Derek Chauvin trial is a turning point in the right direction for justice, but there is still work to […]
Texas Metro News: Another shooting!
Our Superb Woman of the Day Lyria Howland Lyria Howland is a powerhouse in the public relations world. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and for 30 years she has […]
Texas Metro News: GUILTY AS CHARGED!
Our Superb Woman of the Day Cynthia Nevels Cynthia Nevels is President of Integrality, LLC and known as “The Go-To-Lady,” and for good reason. She’s a guru in the business world […]
BlackUSA.News WEEKEND EDITION: Judge Leonia Lloyd & Attorneys Nkechi Taifa, Billy Murphy & J. Wyndal Gordon Discuss Derek Chauvin Murder Trial #georgefloyd #blacklivesmatter
Noted legal voice discuss second and third degree murder trial of former Officer Derek Chauvin, who kneeled on George Floyd’s neck for 9:29 in a reckless case of abuse of […]
What is the African American Wellness Project? A good prescription for Black America!
Founded more than a decade ago, The African American Wellness Project (AAWP) was organized to respond to inequities in the health care delivery system. African Americans suffer from health conditions at a disproportionately higher rate and need to know how to organize their health care delivery options in a way that allows them to best utilize health care services. At AAWP, we believe that health disparities will continue to exist if we don’t take action. We provide the resources, information and tools that […]