Celebrate Autism Awareness Month: Learn, Support, and Empower
April is Autism Awareness Month! Celebrate neurodiversity, learn signs of autism, support parents, and find resources.
April is Autism Awareness Month! Celebrate neurodiversity, learn signs of autism, support parents, and find resources.
A heartbreaking story has emerged from the Georgia mountains, where twin brothers were later found dead.
Texas Southern Debate Wins 2025 IFA Title: Top Speaker, Research, Rebuttal Awards. HBCU Triumphs Over 26 Teams in Seoul. #HBCUExcellence
Girl Scout cookies are a beloved treat many of us look forward to every year. But recently, reports have surfaced about some cookies possibly containing metals like lead or cadmium. Let’s break down what’s going on in simple terms. What’s the Issue?A study (or news report) claimed that certain Girl Read more
A few years ago, I worked for a local nonprofit. I advised high school students to pursue amazing things to prepare for college. I also helped them pursue a career or trade. While I enjoyed the work, I wanted more for myself. With my skills in program management and development, Read more
March is National Reading Month. There are tons of free, high-quality resources available. You might be an adult looking to dive into a new book. Alternatively, you could be a parent hoping to inspire your child. Here’s a roundup of websites and apps to help everyone enjoy stories without spending a dime! Read more
If you have a child with special needs in school, you need to know about changes happening that could affect their rights and education. This article explains how DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) efforts, along with key laws like IDEA, protect your child—and why recent legal battles might put those Read more
DEI programs face cuts. How losing federal funding hurts Black students, public schools, & HBCUs—and how families can fight back
How DEI cuts hurt Black Americans in the military: Fewer opportunities, less fairness. Can the military stay strong without diversity?
No, immigrants didn’t ‘save’ Black folks from slavery. Breaking down real history & why fake guilt harms solidarity.