Breast Cancer Awareness Month And Black People: What We Need To Know
The incidence of breast cancer in Black women has increased in recent years. Here, we look at the stats and share resources catered to us.
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The incidence of breast cancer in Black women has increased in recent years. Here, we look at the stats and share resources catered to us.
The incidence of breast cancer in Black women has increased in recent years. Here, we look at the stats and share resources catered to us.
‘Classic in Pink’ Affair Honors Breast Cancer Survivors It’s April, and we are saying it’s Magic City Classic week. Odd, but it is true. The Magic City Classic is Saturday, April 17, 2021, at Legion Field. As always, the event plays host to various events throughout Central Alabama. I love the spirit and festivities of Classic week. There is a great event that will honor African American Women who have survived breast cancer. It is the Annual Classic in Pink Affair hosted by Representative Juandalynn Givan. It will be an outdoor event following all COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines...
Breast Cancer Survivor uses special event to help others fighting the disease Published: Tags: HOUSTON – Sisters Network® Inc. (SNI), the nation’s largest and only national African American breast cancer survivor-run organization and a leader in the Black Breast Cancer movement will host their 11th Annual Stop the Silence Virtual 5K Run/Walk Saturday, April 10, 2021 from 9 am – 11 am. In order to stay in compliance with COVID-19 social distancing guidelines, this year’s walk is virtual allowing participants to register individually, as a group or a team while staying safe within ...
Watch the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards The 2021 Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards was broadcast Monday, January 18 at 9 a.m. on WTVR CBS 6. "Weâre excited to continue our 43rd annual MLK Community Leaders Celebration versus breakfast," Virginia Union University Dr. Hakim Lucas. "I think thatâs the biggest innovation an opportunity that usually it was a breakfast that 800 to 900 people came together, not only lift up the history of the legacy of the social justice movements across the Commonwealth, but also reconnect and to establish new friendships,...