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Posts tagged with "Black women"
May. 22 |
As the weather begins to improve and we plan for all the cookouts, graduations, holidays and birthday parties, one thing that will not be forgotten is the drinks. It would not be a party without them, right? Some of us cannot wait for happy...
May. 12 |
WHAT IS SISTER SPOKESMAN?
Sister Spokesman is a monthly event designed to bring African American women of all ages together in a relaxing environment for networking…at no cost. There is music, prize giveaways, chair massages, vendors...
May. 8 |
I appreciate responses from Spokesman readers regarding the truths being provided in my column. The documentation is irrefutable. I challenge anyone to disprove the content of my column by focusing on other mentions instead of Ms. Sanger....
Mar. 6 |
When we speak about health, oftentimes physical health comes to mind first. Physical health is important for everyone to be attentive to. Just as equally, we need to be attentive to our mental and spiritual health as well.
As Black folks, we have...
Jan. 23 |
Network shows with African American female leads don’t come close to true diversity, experts say
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Meagan Good (Deception) and Kerry Washington (Scandal) are two Black women who are starring in their...
Jan. 2 |
Black men have no business looking down on single sistahs with chirren. Long as I’ve been Black, single moms proved a rule, not an exception. Plenty Black men have been, in fact, raised by a single Black woman, busting her hips, all on her...
Dec. 19 |
Third of a three-part column
This is the last in a three-part series focused on the effects that enslavement, cultural uprooting, and geographical and spiritual dispersing have had on our culture — Black culture — and the ways that we relate to...
Nov. 15 |
Event launches movement to improve Black women’s health and wellness
Part 2 — see part one in the current print edition of the MSR
By Robin James
Contributing Writer
The October 6 Baraza Conference presentation by Dr. BraVada Garrett-Akinsanya,...
Oct. 24 |
By Vickie Evans-Nash
Editor-in-Chief
The African American Breast Cancer Alliance (AABCA) was started in October of 1990 by a group of women who had been affected by or diagnosed with breast cancer. This year they will celebrate 22 years...
Oct. 17 |
First of a three part column
In my last article, I highlighted culture as a resource for healing, building, and creating financial prosperity among African American people. The central message expressed was the importance of a return to...