Car Wheels & Screens: Are They Worth It? #shorts
Flashy wheels and screens or practical driving? Rethink your car priorities before you buy. #shorts The post Car Wheels & Screens: Are They Worth It? #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
As Part of Your Back-to- School Checklist, Vaccinate
Berkeley Public Health recommends families catch up on immunizations before the new school year begins Parents, check that your children return to school up to date on vaccinations. If necessary, schedule a visit with your family’s doctor or with the City of Berkeley’s Immunization Clinic to catch up. Vaccines protect your household and also limit The post As Part of Your Back-to- School Checklist, Vaccinate appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
The utility deal with Newsom is heating up, and Black households are left footing the bill.
BLACKPRESSUSA—A secret Sacramento deal would protect Southern California Edison's profits while Black ratepayers across California absorb the cost—and the governor holds the only pen that matters. The post The utility deal with Newsom is heating up, and Black households are left footing the bill. appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
IONIQ 9: Unbelievable Ride Quality & Comfort! #shorts
The IONIQ 9 conquers rough roads and railroad tracks with unbelievable ride quality, proving luxury comfort is achievable in its class. The post IONIQ 9: Unbelievable Ride Quality & Comfort! #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Car Loan Rate Secrets: Black Buyers Pay More #shorts
Black buyers face higher car loan markups. Research shows this systemic issue in auto finance. The post Car Loan Rate Secrets: Black Buyers Pay More #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

Baddie Culture has a toxic side we cannot ignore
Baddie culture celebrates confidence but harms young people through impossible standards.
22 offers, one decision: Brandon Hebert chooses Princeton
North Shore's Brandon Hebert chose Princeton, prioritizing academics, relationships, and life beyond football.
Reporter message: $500K EPA grant, free ACs, $25M Rice University gift
Houston sees new investments in neighborhood redevelopment, heat relief, and support for Rice University students.
Houston Restaurant Weeks 2026: Black owned guide
Review the latest Black restaurants participating in this year’s Houston Restaurant Week.
23 affordable homes headed to Acres Homes
Legacy Oaks brings 23 affordable homes to Acres Homes, expanding homeownership opportunities.

Buffalo Bills rally around Ed Oliver after death of his two-year-old son
The family is asking for privacy and prayers after the child reportedly died earlier this summer. The Buffalo Bills are
Myles Bullock Be cast as Dr. Dre in upcoming Snoop Dogg biopic
The film is already picking up steam with ‘Outer Banks’ star Jonathan Daviss set to star as the D-O-G-G ahead
NY grandmother found dead near Las Vegas airport nearly two weeks after disappearance
Newly reviewed surveillance footage shows Alisa Goods falling down an embankment and later collapsing on the same day her family
Appeals court blocks DOJ subpoenas targeting New York Attorney General Letitia James
Court finds prosecutor’s appointment unlawful as DOJ signals Supreme Court appeal. A federal appeals court has ruled that the Justice
Southern University’s Human Jukebox takes center stage in Gap’s new denim campaign
The legendary HBCU marching band brings its unmistakable sound, Southern pride and custom denim to Gap’s latest campaign. Southern University’s

Natasha Cloud Calls Out Men Behind WNBA Court Disruptions
Natasha Cloud spoke out forcefully after Friday’s Chicago Sky game against the Golden State Valkyries was disrupted when multiple objects were thrown onto the court, marking the second consecutive night a WNBA game had been interrupted this way and prompting one of the sharpest player responses to the ongoing trend so far. What did Natasha The post Natasha Cloud Calls Out Men Behind WNBA Court Disruptions appeared first on Rolling Out.

Navy Reportedly Considering Naming Aircraft Carrier After Trump Instead Of Black Navy War Hero [Op-Ed]
Trump and his "Secretary of War," Pete Hegseth, are obsessed with taking things away from Black people and other marginalized groups in favor of white people and white nationalists like themselves.
Aisha Wahab Wins Special Election To Replace Eric Swalwell
State Sen. Aisha Wahab is now the first Afghan American elected to Congress, and she will run again in November to serve a full two-year term.
Report: Alisa Goods Found Dead Near Las Vegas Airport
Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother who was visiting Las Vegas from New York, had been missing for nearly two weeks.

Sickle cell can be deadly; persistent health inequities facing Black Americans worsen the problem

September 23, 2023
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By Diana J. Wilkie https://youtu.be/hRnrIpUMyZQ Professor of Nursing, University of Florida, Diana J. Wilkie receives funding from the National Institutes of Health. She collaborates with many scientists and clinicians focused on sickle cell disease. She was a member of the Lancet Haematology Commission on Sickle Cell Disease. The pain from a heart attack is so

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