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In this summer of covid freedom, disease experts warn: ‘The world needs a reality check’
In this summer of covid freedom, disease experts warn: ‘The world needs a reality check’ […]
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“Cuban Protestors, Black Lives Matter, and HB1: Is This A Race Issue?”
“Cuban Protestors, Black Lives Matter, and HB1: Is This A Race Issue?” […]
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Olympic Committee Blocking Taekwondo Star From Tokyo Because She Represents Haiti; Fighter Claim
A teenage star Taekwondo fighter from who used to compete with Team USA says she is being blocked from fighting in the Tokyo Olympics because she represents Haiti now. […]
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Jamaica Seeking $10.6 Billion in Slave Trade Reparations from Great Britain
“I am doing this because I have fought against this all my life, against chattel slavery, which has dehumanized human life.” […]
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Biden Puts Focus on Financially Assisting Parents
After the historic COVID-19 pandemic has killed over 575,000 in the U.S. and damaged the economy widely, President Biden is putting increased focus on policy to assist parents. […]
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Florida Republicans Pass Restrictive Voting Laws
The new laws will add ID requirements for absentee ballots, limit the use of voting drop boxes, require voters to request absentee ballots for each specific election, restrict who can collect drop off ballots and give power to partisans observing elections. It also puts restrictions on outside groups influencing elections. […]
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‘I’m Still Here’: 40 Years Since the First Reported Case Of AIDS, The Fight Continues
Saturday also marked HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, recognizing the lives and experiences of those living with HIV. Reflecting on 40 years since the first CDC report, President and CEO of AIDS United Jesse Milan highlighted the importance of telling a full story of the HIV epidemic. […]
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Beyond Dollars and Cents
As the need for a college credential in the labor market has grown, so, too, has the price of earning one and the debt that increasingly comes with it. It’s not surprising then that the value of higher education is often reduced to dollars and cents or that people are questioning whether it’s worth the cost. […]
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Blacks in Florida Lag Behind Every Community in Getting Vaccinated
No one in Florida really knows who to trust and believe when it comes to information about the vaccine numbers. Based on the census in 2020, the total statewide population is 21,477,737. According to the census as of April 28, 2021, 36% of Florida’s White population has been vaccinated; 24.4% of Florida’s Hispanic population has been vaccinated, and 17.3% of Florida’s Black population has been vaccinated. The total people vaccinated statewide, as of April 28, 2021, is 8,684,024. […]
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Biden-Harris Administration Steps up Efforts to Narrow Racial Wealth Gap
Following the President’s visit to Oklahoma, where he observed the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the Administration announced it would reinvest in communities that failed policies have left behind. […]