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‘DMC’ of Run-DMC reveals: ‘10 Ways Not To Commit Suicide’

Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run-DMC opens up about his past suicidal thoughts and depression in his memoir “Ten Ways Not to Commit Suicide,” emphasizing the importance of therapy—especially for Black men—as a powerful and necessary step toward healing. His story sheds light on mental health struggles and the urgent need to break the silence around suicide in the Black community.

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Commentary: April is National Minority Health Month

National Minority Health Month highlights the ongoing effort to achieve health equity, with this year’s theme emphasizing the need for sustained collaboration to eliminate disparities. Despite improvements in healthcare access, racial and ethnic minority groups continue to face significant health challenges, underscoring the importance of culturally informed care, community engagement, and preventive action.

Posted inCongressional Black Caucus (CBC)

(BPRW) Congressional Black Caucus Foundation unveils new executive orders to inform and encourage civic engagement

By Black PR Wire (Black PR Wire) — The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) proudly announces the launch of CBCF Executive Order Tracker: Understanding What’s at Stake for Black America. Developed by CBCF’s Center for Policy Analysis and Research, this essential tool equips Black communities, researchers, and stakeholders with real-time updates and comprehensive […]

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PRESS ROOM: Color Of Change launches new Black Tech Agenda to make technology work for Black communities

Color Of Change has released its updated Black Tech Agenda, which aims to ensure technology and artificial intelligence systems designed by Big Tech help rather than harm Black communities, and protect Black workers from unfair AI systems, ensure Black artists get paid fairly, and stop Big Tech from building polluting infrastructure in Black neighborhoods.

Posted inAfro Briefs

PRESS ROOM: HBCU First LOOK Film Festival announces 2024 “I Aspire” 100 2nd Annual Festival returns to Howard University November 8-10, 2024

The second annual HBCU First LOOK Film Festival, celebrating the rich culture and diverse talent within the HBCU community, will take place on November 8-10, 2024, at Howard University in Washington, D.C., featuring panel discussions, masterclasses, film screenings, and interactive Career & Vendor Lounge.

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