World AIDS Day: report on Black community still grim
December 1 was World AIDS Day! And international theme for 2015 is “Getting to zero; end Aids by 2030.” The ...
December 1 was World AIDS Day! And international theme for 2015 is “Getting to zero; end Aids by 2030.” The ...
The first Democratic presidential debate of the 2016 season was an exemplary example of civil discourse compared to what the ...
Pope Francis continues to send seismic shock waves across the globe, and the rapturous reception he received from his historic ...
It has been over a decade now since Hurricane Katrina barreled through New Orleans. Today, much of the Big Easy ...
I am disturbed by Roland Emmerich’s historical drama Stonewall, because of its whitewashing of a historic moment turned movement. When ...
Like so many African American women, myself included, Sandra Bland’s death, resulting from police brutality is not new news. The ...
The literary world rejoiced when news disclosed that reclusive author Harper Lee was soon to release her second book Go ...
For some time now, my spouse and I have been bickering over where we should live in our retirement years. ...
When news broke that President Obama used the N-word during the podcast interview “WFT with Marc Maron” about America’s racial ...
In trying to make sense of Rachel Dolezal, the self-identified “Black” woman of two White parents, and the thought-provoking queries ...
Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, has once again captured the world’s attention. And this time not as America’s ...
Pope Francis is a complicated, if not confusing, pontiff to the LGBTQ community — especially so to the transgender community. ...
Black History Month (which kicked off on Feb. 1) became a national annual observance in 1926. The goal of the ...
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s actual birthday is January 15, and I believe if he were alive today he would be ...
The Christmas season is a difficult time of year for me. I am always bothered by our culture’s egregious forms ...
Dec. 1 was World AIDS Day! President Obama conveyed hopeful remarks on World AIDS Day at George Washington University (GWU) ...
Exactly a decade ago this month I received an email flagged as urgent from Monrovia, Liberia. It was from Lee ...
”Beloved and beaten” is a phrase that best depicts how many African American children — past and present — are ...
Imani (not her real name) was 32 when she contracted HIV. Surrounded by sister-friends who died from the virus, Imani ...
Many Presbyterians jubilantly proclaimed the Holy Spirit had unquestionably descended upon their 221st General Assembly, when Presbyterians voted to amend ...
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