Yekaterina Bezrukova, University at Buffalo
Despite recent efforts to restrict them, diversity training programs have become as ubiquitous in American offices as the water cooler. They’re everywhere.
But our recent update...
The percentage of Black Americans who lack medical insurance has dropped substantially since the adoption of the Affordable Care Act, but that progress largely...
Meet Iyaba Ibo Mandingo, formerly Kenny Athel George DeCruise – painter, poet, husband, father, son, and undocumented immigrant from Antigua.
At the age of...
Stereotypes about Black fathers
The stereotype of Black fathers as “absent” and Black children as “fatherless”—first introduced over 50 years ago—has, like many racial stereotypes,...
Pregnancy-related deaths have increased in the last decade in the United States, placing the country last among all developed nations when it comes to...
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) was once thought to have a large effect on Caucasians of Northern European descent. Currently, research is revealing a higher incidence...
Sheila Grandison-Marshall: The Wonderful World of A Writer/Author
Sheila’s works are non-fictional and humorous. She has published 3 books and has 2 more in the...
With These Hands We Create
By Marlene Prosser
David was born and raised in Springfield in the Upper Hill District. His love for woodworking stems from...
Study shows Nongroup Health Insurance was Unaffordable for Nearly Half of Adults Aged 50-64 in 2019.
WASHINGTON – A new analysis from AARP’s Public Policy...
