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THE AFRO — The Black Press has sustained itself, keeping the mission alive even when faced with a variety of weapons formed against it. Early Black media professionals faced intimidation, sabotage and even death for the words and images they printed. The AFRO, for example, was founded August 13,1892 just months after The Free Speech and Headlight, a publication co-owned by teacher and activist Ida B. Wells, was burned to the ground on May 27, 1892.
- Black Women in Rural Areas Grapple with Stark Decline in Obstetric Care
THE AFRO — “The risks facing women in rural communities is due to hardship in receiving routine screenings and also access for treatment if conditions/diseases arise. Also, in rural areas there are few specialists,” Dr. Sonya Buchanan, a preventative medicine physician and Meharry Medical College graduate, told the AFRO.
- Pretty & Powerful Takes Girl Power to the Next Level Success and Fellowship
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — Set against a backdrop of elegant pink décor, the daytime affair featured flowing tapas and cocktails, creating a vibrant yet intimate atmosphere. Anderson goal is to build a community of female love rooted in confidence, collaboration and empowerment.
- WAVE – Jax Unveils New Women’s Pro Basketball League
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — The league’s four founding teams—the Jacksonville Waves, Charlotte Crown, Greensboro Groove, and Savannah Steel—collectively aim to bridge the gap between collegiate play and professional opportunities.
- New CalFresh & Medi-Cal Rules Start Soon
SAN DIEGO VOICE & VIEWPOINT — Most people will still qualify for benefits or coverage. However, the County is urging people who currently receive CalFresh or Medi-Cal benefits to make sure their contact information is up to date through their BenefitsCal portal. Keeping this information current ensures they receive text messages, calls or mail from the County about steps needed to confirm their eligibility.
- Delayed care puts Black women at greater health risk
Medical experts sound the alarm on health care gaps threatening Black women's lives.
- Denise Kelly builds bold brand with Nola & Eve
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- Texas school district CFOs sound alarm on shared funding crisis
School CFOs across Texas highlight shared funding gaps, rising costs, and pressure on district budgets.
- Op-Ed: Black women are not your backup plan
Black women are treated like infrastructure, only acknowledged when they stop functioning, leading to burnout.
- Well-traveled SWAC QB Cam’Ron McCoy excited for Texas Southern opportunity
Cam’Ron McCoy is looking for his first full-time starting shot in college.
- Hip hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa dies at age 67
The Universal Zulu Nation founder is credited with being one of the originators of hip hop, but his legacy was
- Rihanna’s daughter Rocki makes her debut dripped in Dior, here’s why we’re not surprised
Rihanna’s baby rocking Dior and the legacy Black celebrity moms are truly leaving behind for their children today. Rihanna’s daughter
- ‘You, Me & Tuscany’ producer Will Packer talks creating a heartfelt Black love romantic comedy: “No trauma needed”
The Hollywood blockbuster producer spoke with TheGrio on the red carpet of the film’s flower-decked New York premiere. As the
- Issa Rae partners with TikTok for new microdrama series ‘Screen Time’
Hoorae Media teams up with TikTok to launch short-form scripted content, marking a return to Issa Rae’s digital storytelling roots.
- K. Michelle admits to past romantic relationship with R. Kelly
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The nutrition research that gets the most attention typically focuses on what to eat.
- How One Night of Drinking Affects You
Americans, particularly Gen Z, are said to be drinking less than ever.
- How To Reverse Aging (Temporarily)
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- Do DUI checkpoints reduce impaired driving? What local data shows
It’s true that DUI checkpoints can reduce the number of impaired drivers on the road if they’re used in a consistent manner that supports larger enforcement efforts, such as public education campaigns. Local data shows that DUI checkpoints have resulted in a decline in alcohol-related crashes in areas where such checkpoints occur on a regular
- NASA’s Artemis II splashes down Friday after 10 days
The four astronauts aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft are preparing to return to Earth on Friday, April 10, closing out a nearly 10-day mission that marked the first time humans had traveled to the vicinity of the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and Canadian Space The post NASA’s Artemis II splashes down Friday after 10 days appeared first on Rolling Out.
- Trump To Send JD Vance To Negotiate With Iran, After Shortest Ceasefire Ever Falls Apart
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that this weekend, Vance will head the U.S. negotiating team for the peace talks with Iran.
- What Does Automatic Military Draft Registration Mean For Young Black Men?
U.S. to implement automatic draft registration in 2026, raising concerns over disproportionate impact on Black men.
- Strait Of Hormuz Still At Standstill Despite Ceasefire
The tenuous nature of the ceasefire between the United States and Iran has made shipping companies wary of going through the Strait of Hormuz.
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