Lifetime rates of depression in Black and Hispanic communities surpass...
Gallup found that White people have always had slightly higher rates of both lifetime and current depression, but African Americans and Hispanics now suffer the most.
View ArticleHonoring Black Americans’ role in the inception of Memorial Day
Commemorating Memorial Day with Black heroes in mind serves ensures that their stories are included and preserved within the broader narrative of the holiday.
View ArticleAfrican Americans representing in Mr. Basketball awards
In 49 years there have been 51 Minnesota Mr. Basketball winners and 22 of the winners have been African Americans.
View ArticleMLB efforts to recruit more Black players have yet to bear fruit
'There is a problem. We just have to be patient, and patience is not something that is who we are.'
View ArticleVice President Kamala Harris condemns new Florida Black history curriculum,...
'They insult us in an attempt to gaslight us and we will not have it!'
View ArticleCall for Reparations
In the last Congress, leaders within the Democratic Party demonstrated their political will for a Reparations Commission. The post Call for Reparations appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
View Article‘The Niagara Movement’: a documentary on the early battle for civil rights
The Niagara Movement, formed in 1905 by W.E.B. Du Bois and William Monroe Trotter, was named for the Niagara Falls location of the first meeting and the 'mighty current' of protest. The post ‘The...
View ArticleBlackness: Our Perspective
Blackness: Our Perspective invites individuals from around the globe to share their perspectives on what Blackness means to them in a 200-or-less-word submission. The post Blackness: Our Perspective...
View ArticleThe G.I. Bill’s role in wealth inequality
The GI Bill was a driver of the racial wealth gap in the US, as it excluded Black veterans from access to benefits. The post The G.I. Bill’s role in wealth inequality appeared first on Minnesota...
View ArticleMs. Juneteenth contestant finds her niche as mental health advocate
Aihomon Ebojie, a social worker with over eight years of experience in the mental health field, is advocating for better access to mental health services for marginalized populations, particularly...
View ArticleCelebrating Juneteenth, the enduring spirit of Black independence
Juneteenth, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, is a time for reflection on a pivotal moment in American history and a celebration of Black people's resilience and enduring...
View ArticleWhy are reparations for Black Americans so hard?
Despite the growing movement for reparations for Black Americans, critics argue that the lack of cash payments is a major obstacle. The post Why are reparations for Black Americans so hard? appeared...
View ArticleTips for STEM summer learning
Dr. Artika Tyner is advocating for STEM education for children, emphasizing the importance of early exposure to STEM careers and the role of parents and caregivers. The post Tips for STEM summer...
View ArticleBlack America’s quest for true Independence runs deeper than July 4
Independence Day in the United States is a time of reflection for African Americans, who have faced systemic injustices and disparities since the inception of American independence. The post Black...
View ArticleThe Miseducation of the Negro and its relevance in 2024
Carter G. Woodson's "The Miseducation of the Negro" critiques the education system's perpetuation of African American subservience. The post The Miseducation of the Negro and its relevance in 2024...
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