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By April D. Lee The party still looks the same, but what’s in the glass is starting to change. More people are questioning whether alcohol belongs…
By Arin Barry Stigma is still one of the biggest barriers to addiction recovery because it shapes how people see addiction, how individuals feel about themselves,…
For much of the developed world, childbirth has become safer with each passing generation. Medical advances, better prenatal care, and stronger public health systems have dramatically…
The Negro Southern League Museum (NSLM), in partnership with Nurture, Inc., is launching a series of community health and wellness events to support mental, emotional, and…
Caitlin Clark is more than a WNBA player; she has become a tool of weaponization against Black women. And now the federal government is involved. Led…
birminghamal.gov | Birmingham Times Finding help in Birmingham just got easier. The City of Birmingham’s Innovation Team, or the i-Team, has launched the North Birmingham Community Service Hub,…
By Julia Fosah | Morgan State University NEW YORK – Now we know. The wait is officially over as the U.S. men’s national team revealed its 2026…
By Jennifer Porter Gore | Word In Black Black men are dying from a mental health crisis that too often goes unseen. As deaths from suicide,…
By Jennifer Porter Gore | Word in Black It was a case most gynecologists wouldn’t touch—literally. Brionna Johnson of Chicago, who was 17 weeks pregnant, had…
Sunday, Spain captured its second World Cup title after a dramatic 1-0 extra-time victory over Argentina. But La Roja’s victory was only one part of a…