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Lag In Brain Donation Hampers Understanding Of Dementia In Blacks

August 15, 2017HealthCalifornia Healthline

OAKLAND, Calif. — The question came as a shock to Dorothy Reeves: Would she be willing to donate her husband’s brain for research? Continue reading →

Expectations for Lonzo Ball continue to grow

August 15, 2017SportsBlack Voice News

Former Chino Hills High School star and current Los Angeles Lakers rookie, Lonzo Ball, already had a lot of pressure when he was drafted #2 overall out of UCLA in the NBA Draft Continue reading →

White Supremacists’ Rally Turns Violent, 19 Injured, One Dead

August 14, 2017CultureBlack Voice News

James Alex Fields Jr., a 20 year-old from Ohio, who drove his dark gray Dodge Challenger into a crowd of people protesting a White nationalist march in Charlottesville, Va. Continue reading →

President Trump “Jokes” about Police Brutality

August 13, 2017Civil RightsLauren Burke

During a speech at Suffolk County Community College on Long Island, N.Y., President Donald Trump seemed to openly endorse police brutality. Continue reading →

Warning to Black Folks: Looming Danger in Missouri

August 7, 2017Civil RightsS.E. Williams

In an unprecedented move, the NAACP has issued the first travel advisory in its long history. Continue reading →

Community Colleges Launch Campaign To Educate Californians About Career Training Programs

August 6, 2017EducationCalifornia Black Media

California Community Colleges have kicked off a new campaign to inform underserved populations about the good-paying jobs available through career education. Continue reading →

Confederate, Sally Hemings and the Erasure of Slavery’s Brutality

August 5, 2017EntertainmentBlack Voice News

“I propose that we view the whole of American life as a drama acted out upon the body of a Negro giant, who, lying trussed up like Gulliver, forms the stage and the scene upon which and within which the action unfolds”₁ Continue reading →

Film Review: Detroit

August 4, 2017EntertainmentDwight Brown

“Detroit” tells a story of racial injustice and police brutality, based on fact, which is easy enough to believe and has parallels with today’s problems with police criminality and impunity. Continue reading →

Trump’s White House Circus Continues

August 3, 2017PoliticsLauren Burke

In only six months in the White House, the Trump Administration has delivered the shortest tenure of any White House Chief of Staff in United States history (189 days) and the shortest tenure for a White House Communications Director (10 days). Continue reading →

Lag In Brain Donation Hampers Understanding Of Dementia In Blacks

Expectations for Lonzo Ball continue to grow

White Supremacists’ Rally Turns Violent, 19 Injured, One Dead

President Trump “Jokes” about Police Brutality

Lag In Brain Donation Hampers Understanding Of Dementia In Blacks

Expectations for Lonzo Ball continue to grow

White Supremacists’ Rally Turns Violent, 19 Injured, One Dead

President Trump “Jokes” about Police Brutality

Warning to Black Folks: Looming Danger in Missouri

Community Colleges Launch Campaign To Educate Californians About Career Training Programs

Confederate, Sally Hemings and the Erasure of Slavery’s Brutality

Film Review: Detroit

Trump’s White House Circus Continues

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Lag In Brain Donation Hampers Understanding Of Dementia In Blacks

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