“The Black Church is one of the most important autonomous institutions that Black people have,” said Dr. Shonda Jones, a scholar, researcher, and administrator at...
Apple TV + premiered yesterday a four-part docuseries titled They Call me Magic about basketball legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson that details his life, NBA career,...
A transgender Black woman has become the first appointed to the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA). Ensuring her community is represented and served is...
A study on the HIV/AIDS epidemic reveals Black Americans accounted for 45 percent of HIV diagnoses in 2013; whites accounted for 27 percent of diagnoses....
The National Black Justice Coalition, a civil rights ground dedicated to ending homophobia and racism, joined communities across the nation and world to acknowledge that...
According to the World Health Organization, fear of stigma is the main reason why people are reluctant to get tested, disclose their HIV status, and...