Category : News Talk

Local group starts series of conversations on Black mental health

COLUMBUS, Ohio — One organization started a series of conversations addressing and understanding the impact of police violence on Black mental health, particularly for Black women. Black women were able to share their experiences with police in a s...

California Politics | Government shutdowns, reparations, Newsom’s policies and more

More Videos Rich Ehisen, the Editor in Chief of Capitol Weekly sits down with ABC10’s Walt Gray to discuss this week in Califor...

Are Black women being failed by IVF?

The shaky reality of IVF – from a painful postcode lottery dictating your ability to have treatment on the NHS to the challenges of going through treatment while working – is something that you’ll be deeply familiar with, if you’ve ever taken that p...

Better cardiovascular health among middle-aged Black women linked to less decline in cognition

Better heart health was linked to less decline in mental processing speed and cognition among middle-aged Black women, although not among middle-aged white women, according to new research published today in the Journal of the American Heart Associ...

Commentary: I’m Working Hard to Lower Costs for Michiganders

By Governor Gretchen Whitmer April is tax season and financial literacy month. As Michiganders wait for tax refunds to hit their bank accounts and assess family budgets ahead of summer vacation season, the rising costs of essentials like gas and groc...

Marginal health equity for Black Californians suggests slow road ahead

By Sara Heath April 24, 2024 – It’ll take California longer than it’s even been a state—and longer than the US has been a nation—to close the racial health disparity and other gulfs in equity for Black folks, according to a report from the B...

Black people are demanding reparations. It’s time to listen

Only when the West confronts its legacy of slavery with reparations can Black communities around the world be truly free, writes Richard Sudan [photo credit: Getty Images] The demand for reparations to atone for slavery and tackle the modern legacy...

Good Heart health May Slow Cognitive Decline in Middle-Aged Black Women

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Announcing AACCNJ Juneteenth Black Business Expo Essay Contest

The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (AACCNJ) is launching an essay contest for college students and high school seniors in connection with its upcoming Juneteenth Black Business Expo. The contest aims to engage students in a discus...

Olympia Development Announces Co-Developer Program for Three Detroit Properties

Olympia Development of Michigan is ramping up its development in the near future, and the company is giving local businesses the opportunity to take part in the action. Olympia issued a Co-Developer Request for Proposals (RFP) Wednesday, April 24. Th...