A Georgia School District Eased COVID-19 Restrictions Now Parents Want Answers
"It’s more like a head cold,” a parent was reportedly told by a district official.
How Journalist Sharon Carpenter Bounced Back After Experiencing COVID Brain Fog Live On 'Wendy'
She speaks on that "horrible" episode, and how it forced her to put work on the back burner to prioritize wellness.
Rapper Scarface Receives Kidney From His Son After COVID-19 Caused Irreparable Damage
After going public in his search for a donor, his son stepped up to make the ultimate sacrifice.
Rev. Jesse Jackson And Wife Jacqueline Released From Hospital After Treatment For COVID-19
"We urge that you continue to keep them in your prayers."
Stop Asking Us to Be Resilient: On Hurricane Ida, COVID-19, and Trauma in Louisiana
"We cannot excuse the suffering of marginalized people as a matter of fate; it is a matter of political will," says Ashley Shelton, executive director of the Power Coalition for Equality and Justice.
Spelman College Faculty Who Boycotted In-Class Teaching Over COVID-19 Safety Concerns Return to Campus
Faculty returned to campus after concerns over in-class teaching in the pandemic.
How Parents Can Ease Anxiety (Including Their Own) As Kids Head Back To School
Amber Kemp-Gerstel shares advice for families navigating the return to in-person learning.
Black Celebrities Who've Been Diagnosed With Coronavirus
COVID-19, which has symptoms of high fever, headache and extreme body aches, is sadly still making its way through Hollywood.
U.S. Border Patrol Has Seized Thousands of Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Cards
The FBI “has warned the public that buying, selling, or using a counterfeit COVID-19 vaccination card is a crime.”
Women-Led Groups Team Up to Educate About COVID-19 Vaccination
Women's organizations, including group of WNBA players, launch “Take the Shot for the WIN” campaign to educate about vaccines as cases surge.
New Orleans Jazz Fest Canceled Due to COVID-19 Concerns
The popular festival was rescheduled for October 2021, but is now canceled this year due to concerns about COVID-19 Delta variant.
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informative information about the Covid-19 Delta Variant.
Michael Jai White Reveals That His Oldest Son Passed Away From COVID-19
"When he got sick and went to the hospital, COVID was waiting for him."
In Reversal, CDC Urges Vaccinated People in Certain Areas to Resume Indoor Mask-Wearing
CDC now recommends that people in areas with "high" or "substantial" COVID-19 transmission resume wearing masks indoors, which are nearly two-thirds of US counties.
EXCLUSIVE: Senior Advisor to the White House COVID-19 Response Team, Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith, Shares Medical Insight for Black Women, Communities of Color
Associate Dean, Professor, and Director of the Equity Research and Innovation Center at Yale University, Nunez-Smith shares what we should know right now about COVID-19.
More than 600,000 Americans Have Died from COVID-19. Congress Pauses to Remember the Lives Lost.
As people of color have disproportionately died from the coronavirus disease, the Black Women’s Health Imperative is working to improve vaccination rates for Black women and communities of color.
The Difference Between Cleaning And Disinfecting Your Home And Why Experts Say You Should Still Be Doing Both
"Now is the time to normalize the behaviors we should have been doing all along..."
'We Can Do This': Michelle Obama Stars In PSA To Encourage Black People To Get Vaccinated
The former First Lady, working with the BCAC is using her voice to motivate those still waiting or skeptical to get vaccinated.
FBI Warns Against Making and Selling Fake Vaccination Cards
If caught, perpetrators could face up to five years in prison and pay a fine.