Winter 2023

Advocates for Black women call for creation of allies and partnerships to combat ‘disproportionate barriers to accessing abortion services’

Every year, I wait quietly and listen for the word that will shape my year. One year, my word was vulnerability and I practiced opening myself up to others and challenges so…

On the one hand, Scripture says: “Money is the root of all evil.” On the other, Scripture states that “Money answereth all things,” which is commonly interpreted as “Money makes the world…

Adjunct teaching positions provide opportunities for additional income and ‘training the future of your profession’

Making connections and finding support on social media platforms can be positive for Black Americans, but the danger of raising stress and anxiety is just a click away

Attention to DEI in the workplace has never been higher. Those hired to spearhead the change often do so at their own professional peril

Spotlighting Kevin Cokley, Paul Bashea Williams, Jennifer Shepard Payne and Tiffany Jenkins.

How to survive and thrive if you’re neurodivergent

Assess the pros, cons and motivations for sustaining a less-than-desirable relationship

In 2021, The Sentencing Project, a Washington, D.C.-based research and advocacy group, released a report titled “The Color of Justice: Racial and Ethnic Disparity in State Prisons.”

Ensuring a quality education for Black students was a challenge before COVID-19. Its ultimate impact on children and educators of color is still unfolding