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For more than a century, blacks have received subpar care. - Are better results coming?
By Rosemarie Miller For more than a century now, there has been a broad disparity in the quality of care that blacks and whites receive....
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How D.C. is Failing Its Black Mothers
By Arfie Ghedi Christena Nataren felt a nervous joy as she returned for her third appointment with her OBGYN at Georgetown Medstar...
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Black Women and the Gender Pay Gap
By Savannah Miller Shunda Leecost, a black woman, had been working with her company for three years. Things were going well. She was...
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Fighting for [Their] Freedom: African-American Soldiers in the US Military
By Daja E. Henry You jim crowed me / Before hitler rose to power- / And you are still jim crowing me- / Right now this very hour.” -...
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How Far Have We Come?: The Evergreen Content Presented in Black Films
BY: Jacinth Jones William Foster is lauded as the father of black filmmakers. He created the Foster Photoplay Company, the first...
African-Americans are one of the most active groups on social media. The multimedia piece explores their social media usage habits and the effects on their sense of identity.
African-Americans are one of the most active groups on social media. The multimedia piece explores their social media usage habits and the effects on their sense of identity.
The parallels between the lived black experience in America and popular sci-fi and fantasy storylines are blatant yet black representation in fictional media is slim. The effect this has on impressionable black people is explored in this podcast.
The Long Term Health Effects of Black Hair - Savannah Miller
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Beauty products are a multi-billion dollar industry, but some of these popular trends have been linked to harmful health issues down the road. This podcast explores these issues, personal journeys, medical advice, and insight from those in the field.
Exercise vs. Natural Hair - Rosemarie Miller
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Black women have notoriously skipped out on going to the gym due to hair concerns. This piece highlights this subject from the perspective of trainers and gym-goers.
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