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by Toter - 5 months ago

Remembering Mary Belle McDonald: A Life Well-Lived (1938-2025)

Mary Belle McDonald, a former University of Missouri professor, passed away on March 15 at 86. An HBCU alumna, she earned her master’s in nutrition from the University of Iowa. McDonald was pivotal in establishing the nutrition department and left a lasting legacy at the university.

by Toter - 5 months ago

"Rising Egg Prices: How Aging Supply Chains Are Breaking Under Strain"

(By Jack Buffington, University of Denver) Food prices are a pressing issue, highlighted by a 40% egg price increase from 2024 to 2025. While bird flu outbreaks are blamed, seasonal demand, especially during Easter, may reverse price drops. Reinventing supply chains is essential to stabilize costs a...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Bronny James Dominates the Court with a Stunning 39-Point Performance

The South Bay Lakers triumphed over the Santa Cruz Warriors 122-118, led by Bronny James, who scored 39 points with seven rebounds, four assists, and four steals. His efficient shooting and all-around contributions demonstrate his potential, silencing critics who doubted his NBA readiness after a st...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Honoring the Pivotal Role of Black Women in Legal Advocacy

Black women in law represent only 4.1% of U.S. lawyers in 2024, highlighting their significant underrepresentation. Despite facing systemic barriers, their remarkable resilience and vital contributions are reshaping courtrooms and law firms, ensuring their influence is both profound and undeniable.

by Toter - 5 months ago

Has The Trump Administration Put Us In A Constitutional Crisis

Discussions concerning a possible "constitutional crisis" have escalated since the inauguration of Donald Trump. Perspectives differ regarding our current situation, yet the alarming concentration of authority and the undermining of judicial power are deeply troubling. This decline in democratic ide...

by Toter - 5 months ago

"Funding Challenges Endanger the Future of Diabetes Programs"

Diabetes significantly impacts the Black community, with over 10% affected in Chicago's vulnerable areas. The ECHO-Chicago Complex Diabetes program, which enhances care access and management, faces funding threats. Since 2020, it has trained providers across 1430 care sites, improving treatment outc...