Maternal sepsis is the second leading cause of maternal mortality in the US, and early detection and treatment is critical to prevent deadly outcomes, especially in rural communities where maternity care deserts are increasing.
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Karsonya Wise Whitehead, president of The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), reflects on America’s founding through a Black historical lens, emphasizing centuries of resistance, contributions and ongoing struggles for freedom, equality and inclusion in the nation’s promise.
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Pras Michel has begun serving a 14-year federal prison sentence after being convicted on charges tied to illegal foreign political contributions and acting as an unregistered agent.
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Residents and leaders in Baltimore’s Arcadia neighborhood gathered for an Associated Black Charities Community Convo to discuss connectivity, housing affordability and partnerships with Morgan State University, highlighting both the area’s strengths and ongoing challenges.
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By Joseph D. Bryant | jbryant@al.com Downtown Birmingham will be filled with the colors of pink and green this week as more than 6,000 women gather for days of camaraderie, celebration and community service. Members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority began their southeastern regional conference on Wednesday. The gathering brings together 122 college and […]
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