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Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: A Look at Therapists With Religious-Based Practices

Faith-based therapists are increasingly incorporating biblical principles alongside evidence-based therapeutic methods to assist clients in navigating life transitions, overcoming obstacles, and fostering spiritual, emotional, and mental growth. This approach reflects a broader trend in mental health care that recognizes the importance of integrating religious beliefs with clinical practices to support holistic healing.

World’s Premier Cancer Institute Faces Crippling Cuts And Chaos

The Trump administration's reductions in medical care and research funding have led to significant disruptions at the National Cancer Institute, including the cessation of research funding, staff reductions, and communication limitations, potentially hindering advancements in cancer treatment.

Top 5 Cities Where Black People Are Thriving

According to LendingTree’s latest report, Washington, D.C., Austin, Texas, Provo, Utah, Poughkeepsie, New York, and Atlanta, Georgia have emerged as the top five cities in the United States where Black families are flourishing. These cities offer robust economic opportunities, access to education, homeownership prospects, and strong community support, fostering environments where Black excellence and upward mobility are thriving.

Are Traditional College Majors Still Relevant In Today’s Economy?

Colleges and universities across the nation are facing significant financial challenges, driven by declining enrollment figures, escalating tuition costs, and rigid academic structures. A proposed flexible degree model, enabling students to integrate various disciplines, may offer a solution to these pressing issues.

Jeffries Calls ‘Big, Ugly, Immoral Budget,’ Reckless Immoral Document

“The eligibility for the children’s health insurance program will also be diminished,” said Jeffries. He stressed that the legislation negatively impacts nutritional assistance programs and the nation’s farmers and is “an all-out assault on the healthcare of the American people.”

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Emerges As A Leading Dissenter In An Era Of Trump

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has been speaking out against the Supreme Court's recent decisions, particularly those that allow President Trump's plans to reduce the federal government's footprint, in a dissenting opinion where she called the court's actions "hubristic and senseless".

Urban League’s Summer University Gives Seattle Teens A Path To Entrepreneurship And Career Success

The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle's Summer University is a free, six-week program at Garfield High School for rising 9th to 12th graders, offering college and career exploration, hands-on fun, and a $600 stipend for every participant who completes the program.

Without Proper Accountability Black Students Will Continue To Face Disparities

Community voices and intentional anti-racist practices are crucial to dismantle systemic inequities in education and ensure every student can thrive, with accountability being a key factor in this process.

After More Than 50 Years, ROOTS Family Picnic Pauses To Rebuild For The Future

The ROOTS Family Picnic is taking a year-long break to rebuild and reorganize, with plans to return in 2026 and expand to include younger generations and other cultural communities.

Harrell Seeks Court Approval To Terminate SPD Consent Decree

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced that the City of Seattle is seeking federal court approval to terminate the Seattle Police Department's (SPD) consent decree, citing improved training, policies, practices, and accountability.

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