Falling out of care and Black women’s access to HIV/AIDS Treatment
become a cautionary tale about access to care and treatment for Black women—especially in the South ...
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Stand Your Ground!
These three words pack a big wallop ...
Read more ›FAMU SBI Alumnus Jemal Gibson comes full circle with book, ‘Drugs: My Curse, My Savior’
Jemal Omar Gibson — author, motivational speaker, corporate executive and philanthropist — has been called to teach, speak, serve and in-`spire. In his first book, Drugs: My Curse, My Savior ...
Read more ›Dillard Elementary Impact Girls welcomes keynote speaker Dr. Cassann Blake and Saxophonist Randy Corinthian
Dr. Cassann Blake of the internationally renowned Cleveland Clinic will present the keynote address ...
Read more ›Closures of 53 schools tied to education profiteering, say critics
Let’s not pretend when you close schools primarily on the south and west sides (of Chicago) that the children who would be affected are Black ...
Read more ›One in four is too many
Too many young people become infected and too few are tested for HIV. ...
Read more ›Warring with the war on drugs
War on Drugs is a racially biased and strategy ...
Read more ›Coach Joe Redmond steps down marking the end of an era
Redmond announced that he would no longer coach high school football after spending the last 38 years coaching football at either the high school or collegiate level. ...
Read more ›NAACP Town Hall meeting: Ten rules for dealing with police
The program, entitled 10 Rules for Dealing with Police began with an informative video of the same name. ...
Read more ›Delta honors: Celebrating a century of service
century of service ...
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