By Stacker.com Diabetes rates have been on the rise for the last two decades, and show no sign of abating. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 11.3% of the U.S. population suffers from diabetes—though […]
Wealth of Experience Gained from Four HBCUs Vice President Braque Talley, vice president for student affairs at Alabama A&M University, has announced the selection of a new Director of Financial Aid and has extended grateful […]
By Michelle Matthews Just a few years ago, Vanessa Tucker had no idea what “autism” meant – or how it would shape her family’s future. Vanessa and her husband, Joaquin, knew their firstborn son, Julian, […]
By LUT WILLIAMS BCSP Editor Basketball tournament time is here. The 77th men’s and 49th women’s CIAA tournaments got underway Tuesday and runs thru Saturday at Baltimore’s CFG Bank Arena. Two NAIA tournaments also begin […]
By Roy S. Johnson This is an opinion column. Have y’all forgotten? Already? Have you forgotten how hard it was to teach your own children during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic when their bedroom was […]
By John Sharp Earlier this month the American Bar Association urged state and local governments to remove Confederate memorabilia and other symbols from courthouses. It’s being met with skepticism in deeply conservative Alabama, where 180 live memorials […]
By Leada Gore Family members of one of the Tennessee National Guardsmen killed in Wednesday’s helicopter crash in Alabama said he “went down fighting” to save as many lives as he could. Chief Warrant Officers Daniel […]
KATHRYN KEMP How the Great Migration changed music in the black church forever. In the 1920s, Chicago’s first African American congregations were at a crossroads. After decades of investment, the churches and their musicians were […]
by Jasmine Browley Lenny Kravitz has shared that Johnny Cash held him when he learned of his mother’s death in 1995. He was so pained that he wrote a song about the moment. It begins as […]
Representing Huntsville in the ATL Alabama A&M University alum Michelle Elliott DeShields is helping to put the spotlight on her hometown of Huntsville, Alabama, and her alma mater. DeShields, who now lives in Atlanta, was named […]
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