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Dr. Yvette Miller and the American Red Cross Set The Record Straight On Sickle Cell Myths In The Black Community
Many people don't know that sickle cell disease is the largest rare inherited blood disease in the United States. Sadly, it affects African Americans at higher rates than people of other races.
Mike Atkinson to Chair North Carolina Bankers Association Future Bank Leaders Program Steering Committee
Atkinson, a 25-year employee of First Citizens, has led the bank's community development initiatives for more than 15 years. In addition to this newest role, he also serves on the NCBA board of directors.
Michelle Materre, Film Historian & Leader for Women in Independent Film, Dies at 67
The community of Black and independent filmmakers is mourning the loss of Michelle Materre, a champion of the independent film industry who passed away.
White Reporter Throws Tantrum Due to Black Turnout at 2022 CMT Music Awards: ‘It’s Not Wakanda’
White nationalist reporter Patrick Howley took to his talk show to complain about the amount of Black people that showed up to this year’s country music awards