Sarah Howell, Katharine Neill Harris and Najah Callander (L-R) participate in Houston Community Media’s briefing entitled “Mental Health Concerns of Houston’s Teens & Young Adults”… Magazine Topics: Diet Todd Smith’s
Large grocery stores often have healthier food options than smaller corner stores in predominantly minority neighborhoods. Black and Brown people are constantly reminded of their… Magazine Topics: Health Prayer Life
Medicaid is a state and federally-funded healthcare program for low-income individuals. The late Houston news legend Marvin Zindler of ABC 13 (KTRK) would often say… Magazine Topics: Heart Disease It’s
Dealing with hurricanes is a requirement in Houston. On July 8, residents of the Greater Houston area began feeling the impact of Hurricane Beryl, a… Magazine Topics: NAACP: Travel to
America’s democracy could look very different in 2025, if it does not disappear entirely, under another Trump White House. According to many Democrats, Independents and… Magazine Topics: It’s Hell Being
In the near future, five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) will have medical schools. Xavier, baby. Yes, Xavier University of Louisiana, located in New… Magazine Topics: Vengeance Reserved for
Visiting an African safari is on many people’s bucket list. When one thinks about visiting “The Motherland,” people often think of historical places, beaches and… Magazine Topics: Lifestyle Travel NAACP:
Men and women are advised to begin getting colonoscopes by at least age 45. The month of April has received the designation of National Minority… Magazine Topics: Health What Would
(Todd A. Smith) For all the people that complain that Black people play the race card too much, do not read this article. For all… Magazine Topics: Society Stop the
Plants like this have led to health issues for residents who live nearby. For a less affluent person of color in Houston, life can represent… Magazine Topics: Crime Rates Decrease