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Too many women are suffering from the disease in silence because of ignorance about the medical condition.
When she was first diagnosed with HIV, Vuyiseka Dubula was just an impoverished, 22-year-old Black woman living in a Cape Town township who couldn't afford her own medication. Now she's one of Africa's most fearless warriors in the fight against HIV. Here's her story.
Federal officials say that certain people will be granted an extension to finish their applications if they're stalled in the enrollment process.
Investigators are still trying to find when the threat was made and who's behind it.
Having Black people accurately represented on the country's census combats the anti-black/structural racism that is pervasive throughout Latin America.
"I was shocked after working there a while, and I realized there was no way out," said one human trafficking victim. "If something ends up going wrong, we're going to die."
King was on Twitter airing out his thoughts on the importance of making #BlackLivesMatter death videos go viral to bring justice after he was accused of being shady and unethical by Elzie and Mckesson.
Daniel Holtzclaw's rape victims showed us how powerful we can be when we decide not to suffer in silence. They deserve to be celebrated for that.
Throughout the trial, the defense has been emphasizing many of the victims' pasts in sex work and drug use, accusing them of lying and of having agendas to debunk their credibility.
The decisions that the Supreme Court justices make in these cases could have huge and negative impacts on our voting power as well as our chances at college admission.
Obama will be accompanied by members of Congress, the Senate and the Congressional Black Caucus.
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. Plans are in the works to possibly make St Paul & Calvert Streets open to two-way traffic. Is this a good or bad…
