By Toter

by Toter - 2 months ago

Celebrating Benjamin Banneker: Timeless Influence in Watchmaking

Benjamin Banneker, born in 1731 Maryland, crafted America’s first wooden clock, lost in a fire. His legacy thrives through Banneker, Inc., founded in 2003. Popular collections include Baller and Poise. 2025 launches feature new Poise versions and African-sourced materials. Explore Banneker’s heritag...

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Empowering Black Voices: Crucial Role in Advancing Lupus Research

Clinical trials are crucial for lupus research, offering essential pathways to test new treatments for this complex autoimmune disease. Limited FDA-approved options highlight the urgent need for more studies. Addressing underrepresentation in trials, particularly among Black Americans, is vital for...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Insights from Black OB-GYNs: Essential Advice for Your Pregnancy Journey

Statistics Can Be Scary Three Black obstetricians discussed crucial pregnancy insights with ESSENCE, highlighting that 80% of pregnancy-related deaths in the U.S. are preventable. Black women face a higher risk, being three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. Aw...

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Discover How Black Dentists Forge a Strong Legacy

The number of Black dentists remains unchanged across the country, prompting the Black dental community to seek solutions. A retiring Black dentist in Philadelphia shared her experiences with Black News & Views. WATCH: Black dentists focus on building legacy first appeared on NABJ Black News &a...

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Boost Your Well-being Today with These Easy Tips

Each year, we're bombarded with supposed health solutions—exercise regimes, miracle foods, or supplements. Yet, we inherently know the basics: improve eating habits, move regularly, and maintain a sleep routine. Start small, like reducing fast food, and progress will follow. Consistency, not perfect...

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Titans Triumphantly March into State Playoffs' Third Round

The West Forsyth Titans reached the NCSHSAA playoffs' third round after a 77-70 win over Marvin Ridge. Jacari Brim and Jordan Tate led a 54-47 overtime victory against South Caldwell. Facing Watauga next, the Titans, with a 26-3 record, aim for their first state championship.

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Target Faces $12.4 Billion Stock Drop Amid Growing DEI Controversy

Target Corporation's stock plunged by $27.27 per share, losing $12.4 billion in value amid backlash over DEI rollback. The NNPA and NAACP criticized the move, urging Black consumers to redirect spending. Legal challenges arose, with shareholders and conservative groups questioning DEI policies. Cons...

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UNHCR Reports Exodus of 80,000 from DR Congo Due to Conflict and Abuse

The United Nations reports ongoing turmoil in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with rampant insecurity and sexual violence forcing mass displacement. UNHCR highlights severe humanitarian challenges, including disrupted aid and widespread human rights abuses. The crisis, exacerbate...

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Black America Prepares for Ripple Effects of Trump's Tariffs

Tariffs starting today impose a 25% tax on Canadian and Mexican imports and a 10% levy on Chinese goods. The Trump administration claims it safeguards U.S. industries. However, economists and civil rights advocates argue the impact will severely affect African Americans and marginalized groups, whil...

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NYPD Officers Accused of Brutal Arrest and Invasive Search on Black Woman

Keyanna Moody's purchase of cotton candy for her daughter at Coney Island led to a violent arrest by NYPD officers. Accused of operating an e-bike illegally, Moody faced racial slurs and excessive force. Despite charges being dismissed, she suffers physical and emotional trauma, highlighting issues...