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‘A Space To Unburden Yourself’: Yoga Club Breathes Life Into Black Health And Wellness

Health & Wellness

By Jane Pravdashin It’s no secret that the health and wellness sector is booming, with a current global valuation at $1.5tn. But for Paris Alexandra and Alicia Ferguson – co-owners of BK Yoga Club in Brooklyn, New York – providing a healing space for Bipoc bodies is...

Women And People Of Color Making Progress In Classical Music, Despite Challenges Of Pandemic

Entertainment

By Tim Diovanni Juggling work and family life has never been more difficult for countless mothers in the time of COVID-19. Take, for example, Jeri Lynne Johnson, an...

‘Travelling Opened Up My Mind To Other Cultures, Cuisines, And Traditions’

Food & Travel

By Venessa Anthony Living in the central part of the country surrounded by greenery all her life, inspired Senuri Jayasinghe to follow her heart and explore the wonders that...

Filipino Restaurants Are Thriving In Chicago, Despite Pandemic Hardships: ‘So Many People Of Different Colors Are Coming In.’

Food & Travel

By Sarahlynn Pablo The COVID-19 pandemic is relentless in the challenges it has posed for restaurants and bars. But take a look at Chicago’s burgeoning Filipino food scene,...

How A Mental Health Evaluation Can Change The Course Of An Immigrant’s Life

Health & Wellness

By Esmy Jimenez Immigrants know a single document can change the course of their life. The right visa or passport means new opportunities and, in some cases, the difference...

Dr. Eric Hardee Explains Why Black Women Are More Likely To Have Uterine Fibroids

Health & Wellness

By Jeroslyn Johnson Health studies show that nearly a quarter of Black women between 18 and 30 have fibroids compared to about 6% of white women. With Women’s Equality Day...

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‘A Space To Unburden Yourself’: Yoga Club Breathes Life Into Black Health And Wellness

Women And People Of Color Making Progress In Classical Music, Despite Challenges Of Pandemic

‘Travelling Opened Up My Mind To Other Cultures, Cuisines, And Traditions’

Filipino Restaurants Are Thriving In Chicago, Despite Pandemic Hardships: ‘So Many People Of Different Colors Are Coming In.’

How A Mental Health Evaluation Can Change The Course Of An Immigrant’s Life

Dr. Eric Hardee Explains Why Black Women Are More Likely To Have Uterine Fibroids

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