Agnes Gund, Art For Justice Founder, Walks The Walk In New Film 'Aggie'
Inspired by Ava DuVernay's "13th," the philanthropist and art scion invested $100 million to start the Art For Justice Fund to combat white supremacy and structural racism—and she has no plans on stopping now.
How To Keep Our Children Safe: A Mother Explains Why We Must Defund Police
For Black communities across the United States, the police's role as first responders is not heroic, but harmful, when not outright deadly.
'Progressive' AG Letitia James Blocks Prison Release Of Former Black Panther Diagnosed With COVID-19
Muntaqim, 68, who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and previously suffered a stroke, has served 50 years of a 25 to life sentence.
COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Available Sooner Than Expected
Researchers at Oxford University’s Jenner Institute could schedule human clinical trials as early as the end of next month.
COVID-19 Pandemic Shines Light On Harmful Stigmas Surrounding Drug Addiction And The Way Forward
asha bandele talks with addiction specialist Elias Dakwar, MD about what we can demand right now to help ensure the lives of our loved ones who are living with addiction during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Black People Make Up 40 Percent Of COVID-19 Deaths In Michigan
The numbers emerging from the state should call all to action.
A Personal Trainer Should Not Be A Luxury: A Conversation With Barrington Bennett, Jr.
During the COVID-19 (coronavirus) global health pandemic, which has made it evident that strong bodies and immune systems could be critical for our survival, this fitness expert says personal training should not be inaccessible to Black women.
Don’t Call It Comeback: Reclaiming My Body, Reclaiming My Soul
New York Times best-selling author and veteran organizer asha bandele discusses reclaiming her body and soul after decades of trauma, and maintaining her fitness regimen during COVID-19 isolation.
Share: Coming Clean on My Drinking Problem
Wine was her great escape until Asha Bandele found a new road to calm.