by Toter - 4 weeks ago
Consumer Reports discovered carcinogens in all tested synthetic braiding hair samples, raising health concerns for Black women and children. Toxic chemicals, including benzene and lead, were found, prompting calls for better regulation and ingredient transparency. Advocates urge the FDA to enforce s...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
U.S. Rep. Keith Self, R-McKinney, abruptly ended a congressional hearing after misgendering Rep. Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender Congress member. Rep. Bill Keating challenged Self, insisting on proper acknowledgment. Later, McBride expressed disappointment over the interruption, stating...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
Purdue University has acquired the property at 518-520 Indiana Avenue to accommodate rising enrollment in Indianapolis. This historic site will maintain its facade while providing essential space for students and faculty. Purdue aims to collaborate with community partners to shape a long-term vision...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
University of North Carolina's football coach Bill Belichick, 72, is in the spotlight due to his request for girlfriend Jordon Hudson, 24, to be included in all official emails. This revelation came from reporter Matt Hartman following a Freedom of Information Act request regarding UNC communication...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
The Central Castries men's cricket team will battle Babonneau in the Prime Minister’s T20 Cup final at Mindoo Phillip Park this weekend, following an eight-wicket triumph over Choiseul. Central Castries excelled, restricting Choiseul to 147 runs and showcasing stellar performances from captain Steph...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
HIV/AIDS significantly impacts Black Americans, who represent nearly 39% of new diagnoses despite being 12% of the population. Dr. Natasha Bhuyan from One Medical stresses the need for awareness, education, and accessible healthcare. Regular testing, PrEP, and open conversations about sexual health...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
On average, 1 in 8 women will face a breast cancer diagnosis, emphasizing the importance of early detection. The Mark Cuban Heroes Basketball Center and Parkland Health are hosting the Mammograms Save Lives event on March 22. Free mammograms, health screenings, and wellness services will be availabl...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
A viral compilation video features Stephen A. Smith challenging athletes to confront him over his commentary. Fans are now labeling ESPN's $100 man a hypocrite after he deemed his courtside encounter with LeBron James as weak. The irony has sparked hilarious reactions across social media.
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
FEDERAL JOB CUTS under Trump threaten the Black middle class, disproportionately affecting Black employees across agencies. Credit: Aaron Kittredge/Pexels by ReShonda Tate Houston Defender For decades, the federal government has been a pillar of economic security for Black workers, providing stea...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
The article, "Reporter Gets Obliterated for Fake News," initially appeared on The Black Sphere. The media's credibility crisis intensifies, leading to a purge of prominent journalists. Doug Collins confronted Patricia Kimes, exposing biases in modern journalism. This exchange highlighted the urgent...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a two-year, $20 million contract with former Titans and Chargers cornerback Kristian Fulton, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press on Tuesday. The person spoke to the AP on cond...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
The Minority Business Review (MBR) presents an exclusive Book Writing Workshop on March 20 at 712 Adams St., Carmel. Led by TedX speaker Porsché Mysticque Steele, this event targets aspiring authors, providing essential strategies to develop narratives and navigate publishing. Limited to 15 particip...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
The Indiana legislature prioritizes education, sparking passionate advocacy. Engaging discussions reveal a community striving for quality public schools. Despite challenges, charter schools serve diverse, low-income students. The Mind Trust champions improvements across all educational institutions,...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
Women have historically driven change, yet Indiana's legislation threatens their progress by promoting harmful energy solutions. The energy sector severely underrepresents women, particularly women of color. As we honor Women’s History Month, it’s crucial to demand policies fostering equitable, sust...
by Toter - 4 weeks ago
by Ahsan Washington March 14, 2025 Black women have been very successful Notably, Black women have been very successful in business and entertainment. They continue to make great strides in entrepreneurship and the b...
