National Black Arts Festival Hosts ‘Blacklisted’ Banned Book Fair In Atlanta
The book fair goes down Feb. 24 to 25, with an expansive list of programming to encourage reading across all genres, authors, and age groups.
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Black People Won’t Win with Kamala Harris’ Student Loan Forgiveness Program
Kamala Harris' student loan debt forgiveness program is contingent on sustained entrepreneurship; a problem for black students shouldered with debt.
As an Afro-Latina, Gina Rodriguez’s Comments Don’t Surprise Me
I often pay homage to my late immigrant Garifuna Honduran grandmother whose name I carry and use in my byline. And today I decided to channel her Latin spice to call Gina Rodriguez and charge her with the task of being more mindful of her position as a young Latina with power and privilege.
Atlanta OB-GYN Talks Health, Sex, Life In ‘Black Women’s Wellness’ Guide
Here is your one-stop guide to Black women's wellness.
What Financial Reform Means For You
In response to the financial meltdown that began in the United States more than two years ago, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, also known as the Financial Reform Bill, was recently signed into law by President Obama. After more than 8 million jobs were lost and hundreds of banks were closed, financial reforms have finally been put in place. But what’s in the bill and how will it affect you? Here’s a rundown of changes that will have the greatest effect on consumers.