Despite Success in Aids War, Blacks Still Disproportionate Victims
On December 1, World Aids Day, President Obama said: "I’m very proud of what we’ve accomplished together over the past eight years. Here and around the world, over…
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On December 1, World Aids Day, President Obama said: "I’m very proud of what we’ve accomplished together over the past eight years. Here and around the world, over…
Wesley Snipes Capoeira is a unique form of martial arts, which combines fighting, dance, tactics and strategy against a soundtrack of beautiful rhythms. Though it is uncertain exactly…
Dr. Gary Butts The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS) has received the 2016 Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into…
Please meet the lovely and talented MS. ELLASTINA GOSEIN, Professional Massage Therapist and founder and owner of MASSAGE VIBES. After graduating from the Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy,…
Marian Wright Edelman If asking parents this simple question could help ensure children stay healthier, do better in school, and even save a child’s life, should schools do…
COPETV CEO Toni Belafonte Denny Moe’s Superstar Barbershop, known around the globe for its world-class precision haircuts and ongoing commitment to philanthropy is gearing up to host its…
Ymalay Rodríguez, with her mother, Blanca Nieves, at their Bronx home. (Photo by Mariela Lombard via El Diario) Ymalay Rodríguez dreams of singing at Madison Square Garden. Until…
Steward Ojok (10), who suffers from sickle cell disease can’t write his name. GULU-UGANDA: I tasked ten year old Steward Ojok to write down his name on my…
Mr. Phillip Bongomin, at the Northern Uganda Media Club (NUMEC) in Gulu town, wants $6000 for operation. “I would see children from a distance of over thirty meters,…
On December 21, the FDA updated its blood donor deferral policy. Under the new revisions, gay and bisexual men will now be able to donate blood after waiting…