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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – MAY 12: Medications are stored on shelves at a pharmacy on May 12, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. President Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to slash prescription drug prices by 30% to 80%. This initiative pr...
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Celebrate your father this year by seizing the opportunity to win a cash prize! Simply register below from May 12th to June 11th, 2025, and you might just be the lucky winner. This is an exceptional chance—potentially the most memorable gift you coul...
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Itchy, irritated, and burning sensations can define the struggles of eczema. What many don’t realize is that persistent flare-ups may be triggered by unexpected factors. Eczema affects up to 20 percent of Black Americans, often with more severe manif...
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Many individuals assess their hair's health based on products used, but the internal impact of diet is crucial as well. For instance, dandruff is often blamed on dry scalps or incorrect products, yet the food you consume can trigger those bothersome...
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The Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan (GSSEM) unveiled an innovative Mobile STEAM Lab at Mackenzie Elementary/Middle School, purposefully designed to foster a passion for science and technology among K-5 students, particularly young Black girls in...
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While numerous strategies exist for tidying up, few recognize that a universal approach may not suit all individuals. People's accumulation habits differ significantly. Experts categorize individuals into five distinct clutter personality types, and...
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Recently, I collaborated with a small business owner eager to broaden her operations but faced with financing obstacles. Her initial loan requests yielded prohibitive interest rates and inflexible terms, hindering her progress. Undeterred, she shift...
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Cedars-Sinai held a Henrietta Lacks Symposium on March 28, celebrating her enduring legacy while advocating for healthcare equity. The event featured insightful panels and a Q&A with Rebecca Skloot, author of “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks...
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JACKSON, Miss. — Dark clouds loomed over a community center where Pastor Andre Devine welcomed locals for lunch, featuring hoagies filled with smoked turkey and ham. While many gathered for a meal, some remained for complimentary health screenings, i...
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On Thursday, May 22, the Jazz Institute of Chicago will unite its community in the Hilton Chicago's Grand Ballroom, where vibrant music will echo alongside a powerful message: Jazz, while historically significant, remains a vital contemporary force i...
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Understanding the distinctions between castor oil and black castor oil is essential for effective skincare and haircare. Both oils originate from castor seeds, but their extraction methods yield unique properties. Regular castor oil is obtained throu...
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In 1991, Black law professor Stephen L. Carter stirred controversy with his book, *Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby*. In the chapter “Silencing Dissent,” Carter highlighted how race-aware affirmative action became a shibboleth—a term rooted...
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Marie Claire’s Power Play summit made its inaugural Southern appearance on May 15 in Atlanta, igniting powerful dialogues steered by formidable women. Sponsored by Clinique, attendees from Atlanta and beyond indulged in makeup demos, a communal sound...
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In a significant political move, Keisha Lance Bottoms, Atlanta’s 60th Mayor, has declared her candidacy for Georgia Governor in 2026, emerging as the leading Democratic contender. She emphasizes the necessity for effective leadership amid the turmoil...