Category : Lifestyle

The human race and racism: My take on reparations

Assembly Bill (AB) 3121 was enacted on Sept. 30, 2020 and established the Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans. When I first became aware of the latest push for reparations I was hopeful. As an African American,...

Kappas present major donation to St. Jude during Vicennium Partnership Banquet

On Monday, February 19, 2024, the Memphis Alumni and Kappa Beta Chapters of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. celebrated more than two decades of partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The momentous occasion was marked by the “V...

End-of-life planning made easy: Expert tips for peaceful transitions

By Sara Maples, MD How prepared are you for your homegoing? The healthcare decisions you make today can make the end-of-life experience a whole lot easier for you and your family. As a palliative care and hospice physician, I work with people...

5 Easy Recipes That Fight Morning Sickness

It’s typical to have morning sickness when you’re pregnant. That’s why it helps to have a few easy go-to recipes in your arsenal to help with the feeling. 5 Easy Recipes For You 1. Ginger Cookies Servings: 12 Ingredients 2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour...

Ukraine’s Quest for Justice: Navigating the Maze of Reparations an…

In a world where the echoes of war crimes reverberate through the hallowed halls of history, Ukraine stands at the precipice of a monumental challenge – seeking justice and reparations for the atrocities committed by Russia’s invasion. As the...

Quinn Minute – Importance of organization

by Rix Quinn I once read a book on getting organized. Unfortunately, right now it’s lost. First, throw away stuff you don’t need, like old gum wrappers, telephone books before 1997, and dead bugs. Keep important things like the TV, the DVD player, an...

Celebrating Black History Month: A Commitment Towards Health Equity and Reducing Disparities

A Focus on Health Equity During Black History Month As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, it is essential to acknowledge the significant role of public health professionals in reducing health disparities and incorporating health equity principles into...

Black History Month Recommendations: SHOP

Published on February 20, 2024 Throughout Black History Month, we’ll be sharing opportunities to support Black-owned businesses and organizations across the Queen City. However, instead of coming up with our own recommendations for where to EAT, D...

The best Black-owned beauty and skincare brands to shop from Ulta and Amazon year-round

As a participant in multiple affiliate marketing programs, Localish will earn a commission for certain purchases. See full disclaimer below* Supporting Black-owned businesses can be a great way to show allyship and discover quality products that are...

Beyonce’ Reveals Personal Battle with Psoriasis

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) Superstar Beyoncé has been in the news a lot lately. From her record-breaking tour and album to the accompanying tour documentary has continued to keep her in the spotlight. Now, she̵...

Boston activists want $5 billion in cash reparations for Black residents, report says

BOSTON, Mass. (TND) — Boston activists are pushing city leaders to issue $15 billion in reparations to its Black residents, including $5 billion of direct cash payments, the Boston Herald reported. The demands come from the Boston People’s Reparati...

The MSI Black Creativity Gala: A Celebration of Black Art and Elegance

Photo: Chicago Mayor’s Office On Saturday, Feb. 17, the Museum of Science and Industry captivated attendees with its annual Black Creativity Gala. Dignitaries, business leaders, artists, socialites and avid supporters of Black creators gathered...

Florida’s “Freedom Schools” empower black youth with history

By Reverend Dr. RB Holmes Jr.,& Chairman Teaching Our Own History “I’m for truth, no matter who tells it. I’m for justice, no matter who it is for or against. I’m a human being, first and foremost, and as such, I’m for whoever and what...

‘Superwoman Schema,’ The Mental Health Syndrome That Is Disproportionately Affecting Black Women

Glenda Boone was disappointed at how distant her relationship with her oldest daughter became after she went from Miss to Mrs, according to Good Morning America. She assumed her firstborn’s new husband was the reason behind the shift, so it was sh...

Brazil, The Largest Western Hemisphere Recipient In Transatlantic Slave Trade, Begins Considering Reparations

Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, has entered a new stage in its slow process of addressing the legacy of slavery and racism in the country. But as the debate over reparations begins in Brazil, the country’s B...