According to the CDC’s most recent Household Pulse Survey, 30% of Black respondents reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety disorder, compared to 25% of White respondents. (Courtesy photo) By Maya Pottiger […]
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By Chloe Johnson Special to the AFRO As a sophomore screenwriting and animation major, Reina Finch began her first year at college at home on her HP laptop. When the […]
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HBCU’s may compete for up to $30K in prizes Live event to be held October 21st during BWS inclusive, wealth building, virtual event (BALTIMORE) – Creating generational wealth for Black people […]
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A young Wayne Dawkins, left, with his mother, Tompkins Park, Brooklyn, circa 1956. (Courtesy photo) By Wayne Dawkins Special to the AFRO Here is a centennial story. She never learned […]
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Kelly Simmons, Baltimore native, garnered her love for baking from her grandmother. She opened her own cookie shop after students in her class praised the taste of her culinary creations. […]
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