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Why Desegregation Is Still A Conversation In 2016

Desegregation has stalled, showing growing disparities - especially for poor Black and Hispanic students.
by Charise Frazier
05.21.16
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Study: Majority Of Women Who’ve Undergone Abortions Have…

The stigma against the termination of unwanted pregnancies has changed over the years, and now, a recent study reveals that the majority…
by Desire Thompson
07.15.15
Study Finds Domestic Violence Significantly Higher Among Cops

News stories in recent week have directed the public’s attention toward the issues of police brutality and domestic violence. It’s perhaps…
by NewsOne Staff
09.19.14
Study: 3 of 4 Whites Have No Non-White…

The Wonkblog over at the Washington Post has a pretty interesting write-up of new research from the Public Religion Research Institute. In a study…
by NewsOne Staff
08.26.14
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Why Farmers’ Markets Might Save The World

Experts agree that one aspect of health disparities in poorer communities is linked the lack of affordable access to fresh…
by Whitney Greer
07.25.14
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Should You Stop Taking Tylenol?

According to a new study, the painkiller acetaminophen — best known as Tylenol — does not help treat a particular…
by Whitney Greer
07.24.14
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Just Broke Up? Blame Twitter

According to HealthDay, too much Twitter can be bad for you…or rather, for your relationship. “There’s been growing literature that…
by Whitney Greer
07.10.14
NewsOne Minute: Study Uncovers Secret Behind Black Unemployment…

Unemployed Blacks More Resilient During Job Search than Whites The so-called recovery of the US economy has not been equally kind to…
by NewsOne Staff
06.16.14
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