Your body is a well-oiled machine, but sometimes, even those who need help along the way need it—especially in our intimate area, ladies. Vaginas have a rep for being an enigma, so...
Black women are disproportionately impacted by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) when compared to other races. We account for less than 15% of the female population but make up more than half of...
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) remains a significant public health challenge, disproportionately affecting the Black community. Despite advances in treatment and prevention, the stigma surrounding HIV persists.
The Office of Minority Health has highlighted...
Level up your moisturizer game to ensure your skin gets what it needs. Below is a roundup of the hardest-working moisturizers for us, including some new and improved OG faves, brilliant black-owned...
Demeshia Montgomery knew her way around discomfort; after a lifetime of dealing with scleroderma, she was familiar with her body being triggered. But when chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) symptoms showed up...
Judith Jamison, a consummate dancer, choreographer, and artistic director, has died. The acclaimed Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Artistic Director (AADT) Emerita, 81, passed away following a brief illness, according to Christopher...
Did you know that 112% more racial and ethnic minorities live with undiagnosed psoriasis? According to a report from the National Psoriasis Foundation, our community faces more challenges with this condition. Surprisingly,...
Quincy Jones, a producer, composer, arranger, musician, author, and magazine founder, has died at 91. His work spanned jazz, bebop, R&B, and easy listening. Jones was nominated for 80 Grammy Awards, won 28,...
