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Wellness Check – Keep This List of Immune-Boosting Foods, Vitamins and Herbs

by Cherie S. White | Jul 29, 2026

Our immune system is a remarkable defense mechanism that safeguards our body from harmful invaders like viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens. While it operates tirelessly in the background, sometimes it needs a little extra support to function at its best. This is...

Little Known Black History Fact – Black America Know Our History: July 29, 1940-Breaking Barriers: Beyond the Color Line of Tennis

by Cherie S. White | Jul 29, 2026

The participation of Black players in tennis didn’t begin with the Williams sisters, or even when Althea Gibson officially integrated tennis at the U.S. National Championships at the West Side Tennis Club in 1950. Rather, just as every institution in...

HBCU Corner – HBCU Classic Returns to Rochester, NY in October

by Cherie S. White | Jul 29, 2026

Rochester, NY will host the third-annual Baldwin Richardson Foods- Frederick Douglass HBCU Classic Weekend of Hope, featuring four days of events for local students.The celebration will end on Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Rochester Community Sports Complex, where Lincoln...

Wellness Check – 15 Foods That Have More Calcium Than Milk

by Cherie S. White | Jul 27, 2026

Maintaining strong and healthy bones is crucial for overall well-being and an active lifestyle. Calcium plays a vital role in not only promoting bone strength, but is also a crucial part of supporting nerve function, blood clotting and ensuring proper muscle...

Little Known Black History Fact – Black America-Know Your History: July 28, 1917 New York City NAACP Silent Protest Parade

by Cherie S. White | Jul 27, 2026

The National Association of the Advancement of Colored People’s (NAACP) Silent Protest Parade, also known as the Silent March, took place on 5th Avenue in New York City, New York on Saturday, July 28, 1917.  This protest was a response to violence against African...

HBCU Corner – Remembering Jackie Dolberry: HBCU Legend Passed on the Big Schools

by Cherie S. White | Jul 27, 2026

Hampton University and the CIAA are mourning Jackie Dolberry, one of the most accomplished women’s basketball players in HBCU history.Hampton’s career scoring leader and the driving force behind its 1988 NCAA Division II national championship, was remembered by the...
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