Category : Lifestyle

Sculpt Your Body: Shed Pounds While Maintaining Your Booty!

Many women ask, “Can I lose weight and maintain my curves?” Absolutely! In this video, I share essential nutrition tips and the significance of resistance training. Discover the truth about body fat and muscle, helping you achieve your most “bootylic...

"Understanding Clinical Trial Equity: Focusing on Disease Impact Beyond Representation"

Clinical trials are essential for medical advancements, yet participant representation often relies on flawed methods. A new commentary in Nature suggests using disease incidence rates instead of Census data to ensure equitable representation. This a...

5 Must-Visit Places for Your First Solo Adventure

Solo travel is trending, with 76% of Millennials and Gen-Z planning solo trips in 2024. Reasons include self-love and independence. Notably, Airbnb reports a 90% increase in searches. For beginners, explore destinations like San Francisco, Honolulu,...

Francie Pepper: Pioneering Change in Women’s Rights Advocacy

Frances "Francie" Garber Pepper, a passionate advocate for feminism, died on March 28, 2025. Inspired by formidable women in her family, she fought relentlessly for women's rights and social justice. Her legacy encompasses significant contributions t...

Abyssinian Baptist Church's Pastoral Search Lawsuit: Awaiting a Key Judicial Ruling

In October 2022, members of The Abyssinian Baptist Church filed a lawsuit against Rev. Kevin R. Johnson’s pastoral selection, citing insufficient votes per church Bylaws. As we await Judge Clynes' decision, the March memorial for Roberta Flack highli...

"Equal Hope Unites Chicago Leaders to Address Health Equity and Breast Cancer Inequities"

Chicago is leading the nation in reducing breast cancer mortality disparities among Black women, but challenges persist. At a breakfast event, Equal Hope’s CEO Paris Thomas emphasized the need for community collaboration to ensure health equity. Key...

Revitalizing Greektown: $20M Monroe Streetscape Project to Transform the Neighborhood

Greektown is set for a vibrant transformation with the Monroe Streetscape Project, enhancing walkability and safety through wider sidewalks and reduced traffic lanes. Despite weather delays, excitement remains high as businesses stay open. This $20 m...

Chicago Teachers Union Greenlights Tentative Agreement with CPS; Final Vote Scheduled for Next Week

The Chicago Teachers Union’s House of Delegates has ratified a tentative contract with Chicago Public Schools, setting the stage for a crucial membership vote next week. This historic agreement promises enhanced support, staffing increases, and prote...

"California Considers Front Seat Ban for Teens: Is 'Shotgun' a Thing of the Past?"

California may soon restrict front-seat access for children under 16 due to safety concerns. Advocates support Assembly Bill 435, requiring booster seats for kids under 10 and a five-step test for older children. Violators face fines, while lawmakers...

"Barack Obama Surprises Family with Epic Photobomb During D.C. Cherry Blossom Moments"

Former President Barack Obama unintentionally joined a family's photoshoot at Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin. While capturing cherry blossoms, mom Portia Moore's husband spotted Obama strolling by. Their photographer later revealed the charming photo...

"How 23andMe's Genetic Information Might Fuel Advertising and Ethical Concerns"

Concerns surged after 23andMe's bankruptcy filing on March 23, 2025, especially regarding the fate of personal genetic data. Following a judge's ruling allowing data sales, several states urged consumers to delete their information. With 15 million u...

"Susan Crawford Secures Victory in Wisconsin Supreme Court Amidst GOP and Elon Musk Challenges"

(Photo: Getty Images) Susan Crawford's victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election signals a significant win for Democrats, defeating conservative Brad Schimel despite over $90 million in campaign spending. Her 9-point win maintains the court's l...

"Andre Dickens: Embracing Atlanta's Cinematic Journey and Eager for the Next Chapter"

Andre Dickens, the 61st Mayor of Atlanta, embraces his role fully. Recently, he caught up on Hulu's political thriller, Paradise. Dickens reflects on his busy schedule, balancing public events and personal calls, while honoring mentor Shirley Frankli...

Trump’s Affection for the Under Educated

Following his 2016 victory in the Nevada Republican caucuses, the current president celebrated, stating, “We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated.” Congressman Bobby Sco...

My Inspiring Experience from Foster Care to a Forever Family with Mentorship"

By Kaprea Greene | Word In Black - At nine, I joined foster care, a frightened Black girl in a system focused on management rather than care. Thankfully, mentors became my family, showing that love and stability matter. Mentorship is essential for Bl...