by Cherie S. White | Feb 11, 2026
She’s 28, from Utah, and the reigning world champion in monobob (that’s the single-person bobsled event, for those of us whose only reference point is Cool Runnings). But before bobsled, Kaysha Love spent 12 years as a Level 10 gymnast until injuries pushed her...
by Cherie S. White | Feb 11, 2026
The assault and elimination of diversity initiatives through state and federal action has resulted in HBCU students no longer feeling empowered to use the word Black.A Florida A&M University law student told Orlando TV station News 6 that state restrictions on DEI...
by Cherie S. White | Feb 10, 2026
Measured your waist lately? If not, you may want to consider pulling out a measuring tape and getting it done. If your waist is 35 or more inches for women or 40 or more inches for men, you could be carrying a dangerous amount of abdominal fat.Research shows that...
by Cherie S. White | Feb 9, 2026
As her U.S. Olympic Team bio page opens, Elana Meyers Taylor is the definition of bobsleigh royalty.Meyers Taylor, a George Washington University softball alumna (2003–07), is both the most decorated athlete in U.S. bobsleigh history and the most decorated Black...
by Cherie S. White | Feb 9, 2026
When the ball kicked off for Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium on Feb. 8, the spotlight was not only on the players but also on three HBCU alumni who were officials entrusted with calling the biggest game in sports. Umpire Roy Ellison (Savannah State), Line Judge...
