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Glow & Grow: Black Beauty, Haircare, and Skincare Tips For many women, skincare gradually becomes complicated. What often starts as a simple process can quickly turn into an overwhelming collection of products, steps, and conflicting advice. For those seeking a more sustainable and effective approach, a minimal skincare routine for Black women can offer clarity, consistency, and better long-term skin support. For Black women especially, overloaded routines can contribute to irritation, worsen hyperpigmentation, and make consistency harder to maintain. A minimal skincare routine is not about doing less for your skin — it is about focusing on what truly supports…
Black Background & Cultural Viewpoints: I recently found a meeting with Malcolm X and Robert Penn Warren, of which I was totally uninformed. I published it elsewhere in its entirety, but because it was long, I make sure many individuals really did not take the time to review or listen (the sound was provided). This was Malcolm after his return from Capital. I’ve seen this Malcolm portrayed as softer, but the fire still surges, as you can see. I experienced the transcript and chosen a number of quotes that I wish will certainly provide you something to consider. “If his…
Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Home » Blog » The Woods at Cedar Run to Celebrate Grand Re-Opening of LifeStories Memory Care with Feb. 27 Open House Senior Living Community invites families to tour renovated neighborhood, meet staff alongside co-host Pinnacle Hospice CAMP HILL, Pa. — The Woods at Cedar Run senior living community will open its doors to the public Feb. 27 for a special Memory Care Open House celebrating the grand re-opening of its newly upgraded LifeStories Memory Care Neighborhood. Co-hosted by Pinnacle Hospice, the event will highlight recent renovations and enhancements designed to…
Real Estate News & Market Insights: Real estate agents compile stats on similar houses by pulling information from the multiple listing service (MLS), which they use to create one large, comprehensive overview report. This report can then be shared with sellers to answer any questions about pricing or how a suggested sale price was selected. Rich-Soto says that while CMAs can be used as a pricing framework, they aren’t an exact science, and a Realtor should always visit a property in person before pricing it to see its current condition. “You can have two houses, and one can be in…
HBCU News Spotlight: Rattler Pointe at Florida A&M University. (Maryn Quinton/FAMUAN) The Leon County Charter Review Committee, a 21-member panel that convenes every eight years, has opened discussions on whether county rules should take precedence over city regulations regarding housing, zoning, and development. Any recommendations could appear on next year’s ballot, potentially reshaping rules in ways that would directly affect Florida A&M University students, South Side neighborhoods, and local businesses. With more than 60% of households in Tallahassee renting, changes to city-versus-county authority could have lasting impacts on students and residents who rely on affordable off-campus housing. Currently, city rules generally take precedence within city limits, except in…
City of Savannah: Official News, Events & Community Updates City of Savannah Announces Findings of Ground Penetrating Radar Survey at Whitefield Square SAVANNAH — The City of Savannah has received the final report from The LAMAR Institute following a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey conducted at Whitefield Square in December 2025. The survey was undertaken in preparation for the installation of a historical marker recognizing the square as the site of a burial ground known historically as the “Negro Burial Ground,” which was in use from approximately 1763 to 1844. Historical Background Historical maps and records indicate that this burial…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights New Morehouse College head football coach Brad Sherrod made clear he is not interested in a slow build or moral victories as he begins his tenure leading the Maroon Tigers. At his introductory press conference on Monday, Sherrod emphasized that changing the culture — from the locker room to the alumni base — will be central to any turnaround. Sherrod, who engineered back-to-back playoff runs at NAIA Texas Wesleyan University before being hired by Morehouse earlier this month, said the challenge at Morehouse will not be quick or easy, even…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Across the country, policymakers are revisiting the idea of expanding catastrophic health plans as a lower cost alternative in the insurance marketplace. These plans are marketed as affordable because they come with lower monthly premiums. But what often gets lost in the conversation is what they do not cover until thousands of dollars in out of pocket costs are met. For Black women, that gap is not theoretical. It is personal. Catastrophic plans are designed to protect against worst case scenarios like major accidents or life threatening emergencies. They generally require…
Game On: Sports News, Highlights & Commentary <!–qv q:id=5f q:key=vcaa:The former all-around queen of HBCU gymnastics, Morgan Price, continues to amaze audiences in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). Now performing for the Arkansas Razorbacks women's gymnastics team, Price delivered a historic moment this past Friday. –> The former all-around queen of HBCU gymnastics, Morgan Price, continues to amaze audiences in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). Now performing for the Arkansas Razorbacks women’s gymnastics team, Price delivered a historic moment this past Friday. Morgan did something no other Arkansas female gymnast has ever done in the program’s 24 seasons of existence: she scored…