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Five Small Steps To Breaking Mental Stress
Issues Facing Black Communities
A Heart Matter...African-Americans & Heart Disease
Your Vote Holds A Lot of Weight
Remembering Whitney Houston
In This Black Skin
Recognizing The Truth About Yourself
Truth Concerning African Americans and Welfare
We Can Still Learn From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
The Informed African American Voter
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Five Small Steps To Breaking Mental Stress
Our minds are on overload. It is time to take a few steps back and regain our mental health. These following five steps are not major, but will definitely get you on the right track to breaking mental stress.
Issues Facing Black Communities
What are the greatest issues facing the Black community? Depending upon your experience and current situation, your answer may be different from the next person. The Black community continues to face certain issues that are having a profound affect upon communities and families as a whole.
A Heart Matter...African-Americans & Heart Disease
Coronary heart disease or cardio vascular disease is claiming more African-American lives than any other race. African American adults are more likely to be diagnosed with coronary heart disease, and they are more likely to die from heart disease.
Your Vote Holds A Lot of Weight
The efforts to curtail and even stop voters from reaching the ballot boxes has stepped up. Tougher regulations and rules have been imposed that could potentially see millions of voters turned away come election day. Your vote holds a lot of weight and can pack a pretty hard punch this election.
Remembering Whitney Houston
Remembering the life of Whitney Houston. Through the ups and the downs, she left a legacy of love and music for the world to share in.
In This Black Skin
As we celebrate Black History Month, we continue to learn and grow, and understand that for each of us, Black history is everyday, and it is apart of all American History.
Recognizing The Truth About Yourself
We can sometimes get caught up in the evaluations and opinions of others concerning who we are. At times, it can overshadow who we really are, and have a profound impact on how we see ourselves. It's time to recognize the truth about yourself...from a Divine point of view.
Truth Concerning African Americans and Welfare
Many candidates have been griping that African Americans are given too many handouts, and are in need of jobs and not welfare—making it seem as if there are more African Americans receiving welfare than any other ethnic group.
We Can Still Learn From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
As we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we still have much we can learn from the man, the messenger, the Prophet, the teacher. How many of us continue to teach the next generation of what Dr. King stood for? Are we living the dream or still trying to reach it?
The Informed African American Voter
The informed African American voter can make a profound change this election season. Understanding the issues that are at hand, and how an elected official can either hinder or help you and your community is key to making the best voting choice. We have the power to make a profound change.
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