There is a funny scene in Seinfeld where Jerry and his long-time friend, Elaine, are trying to fight the urge to get physical. At some point, the banter switches over to actually arguing in favor of just letting it happen because it wouldn’t be such
On March 9, 2020 I landed in Atlanta, flying in from New Orleans. I’d heard about the coronavirus, but it was something far removed from me. In the Lyft on the way to my hotel I opened my news app; the first story I saw
In recent years there has been a lot of discussion around the health disparities in maternal mortality. The CDC reports that black women are two to three times more likely to die of pregnancy related causes than white women. There are several issues we need
As a sexual health educator and parent, I have frequent discussions with family, friends, teachers, and etc. asking me when should trusted adults have “The Talk” with the children/youth/young adults in their lives. My answer is simple, “it’s not just one talk, but several.” If
WASHINGTON, DC – (December 6, 2019) Today, the Black Women’s Health Imperative (BWHI) released its national HIV/AIDS policy agenda on Black Women’s Health titled The HIV/AIDS Policy Agenda for Black Women. The agenda also features contributions from other leading women’s health organizations, which include the