Resilience Rising: Honoring the Warriors Who Grow Hope
202 The sweet fragrance of faith, fellowship, and purpose filled the air recently at Windows on the River as our community came together to celebrate something far deeper than achievement — we gathered to honor resilience. Resilience is more than endurance. It’s the quiet strength that keeps us standing when the winds of change blow hardest. It’s the courage to rebuild when systems fail us, and the faith to plant seeds of hope even when the soil feels barren. This is the esse
Devaluing of Black Bodies, Minds and Souls in the Healthcare System
“I put forth, and I maintain: If I was white, I wouldn’t have to go through that.” Words asserted by Dr. Susan Moore ring out to all of...
Write Policy the Right Policy Can Change Black Lives
The American dilemma around racism for African Americans in the matter of racism and public health is as old as the democracy itself....
Slavery at the Boarder
America, America — where is your conscience? As the great great great great great granddaughter of Newland, an African master carpenter...
Slavery at the Border-The Cure for Black Trauma is Justice
America, America — where is your conscience? As the great great great great great granddaughter of Newland, an African master carpenter...
Hypertension, Stroke and African Americans: An Historical Overview of the Diet from Africa to Americ
The prevalence of high blood pressure (HBP or hypertension) in African-Americans in the United States is among the highest in the world....
