Black Women’s Health Imperative Statement on Leaked SCOTUS Opinion Overturning Roe v. Wade
The Black Women's Health Imperative issues a statement in response to Roe v. Wade.
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2022 ‘Defend Black Women’ March Announced for July 29-July 31 in Washington, D.C.
Register for the second annual "Defend Black Women" March July 29-31 in Washington, D.C.
Settlement Reached! Majority Black Town Avoids Finances Being Taken Over By Tennessee
The small, majority-Black town of Mason, TN announced Wednesday that it reached a deal that would stop a state takeover of its finances.
Memphis Radio Legend At the Country’s First Black Radio Station, Bobby O’Jay Dead at 68
Bobby O’Jay was a radio legend.
NCAA Looks to Prevent Boosters From Using the Name, Image and Likeness Rules As a Disguise for ‘Pay for Play’
The NCAA is making plans to crack down on boosters who are funding the name, image, and likeness payments, which were traditionally violations of NCAA
The U.S. Labor Department Is Recruiting HBCU Graduates In A Wide Range Of Disciplines
The U.S. Department of Labor is reaching out to HBCU graduates to recruit them as employers continue to struggle to find workers
Dr. Owen Garrick Appointed To Help Boost Black Participation In Clinical Trials At CVS Health
Hoping to reach more Black Americans, CVS Health aims to enroll over 30,000 non-white patients into its clinical trials business by 2027. Check out this report
Meet the Money Architect Representing Black Women in the Trucking Industry
"The Money Architect" drives your business away from financial pitfalls. Vanessa Gant helps Black businesses using experience as a double minority in trucking.
A Devoted Love Story: After Louisiana Woman Conquers Cancer Twice, She Gets Married For The First Time At 73
At 73, the resilient Louisiana woman marries for the first time to her true love.
This Mother’s Day, Take Your Special Lady Out To Dinner
This year, give your mother a break from cooking and the opportunity to gather with family and friends for a good meal. For a limited