Author: Carma Henry

Heterophobia is the New Black By Raynard Jackson Last week, I had to make one of the most difficult announcements of my life—I told my family…

hysterectomies are being performed due to fibroid tumors and removal of them, ‘Black’ women

cardiologist shares what we can learn from people who live to be 100 and beyond and also points out the lifestyles and habits of those people that are believed to be behind their long lives.

A mass majority of the state’s Black male incarceration population stems from Milwaukee

The overall Black unemployment rate appears to be getting dragged down by Black teens, who are unable to find jobs

Return To Our Elders: A Day of Giving

It can be quite enlightening when you can equate some of your everyday doings with a biblical orientation

For the first time in American history, African-Americans surpassed their white counterparts at the voting polls in 2012

On the night of Aug. 21, 2008, Mrs. Martha Wright of Collier City lost her only child in a drunk driving accident. Deborah Peterson, age 44, was traveling from Broward County to her home in Boca Raton

Female students in the Florida A&M University (FAMU) – Florida State University (FSU) College of Engineering are making moves