Aunt Jemima: Rebranding A Brand Built On Racial Stereotypes

“Aunt Jemima” has been a controversial figure for well over 100 years with the brand being built on racial stereotypes dating back to the Jim Crow era. We discuss its origins and the recent name change and rebrand to the “Pearl Milling Company”.

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The Effects of Financial Insecurity on the Mental Health of College Students

College students are told that the 4 years they spend at a University will be huge in determining their future success, however they do not always have the funds to afford college itself. Financial difficulties, and worry over school debt can be detrimental to your mental health. We discuss it here!

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Editorial: Is it Possible For You To Retain Your Racial Identity While Receiving A Formal Education?

As minorities, for us to take steps through doors to be in certain careers or institutions we have to change to fit a Eurocentric standard, especially with going through the regular K-12 school system. Is it possible for you to retain your racial identity while receiving a formal education? We discuss it here!

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US Surgeon General Jerome Adams Says Black People Need To Lay Off Alcohol, Tobacco And Drugs

US Surgeon General Jerome Adams urged Black people to slow down on “alcohol, tobacco and drugs” as he addressed the nation during a coronavirus task force briefing at the White House. We discuss why this pushes a false narrative regarding people of color.

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The Truth Behind The First Black Women Millionaires: Madam C.J. Walker And Annie Malone

Netflix aired its new series, Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, but there are several inaccuracies that discredit two prominent black entrepreneurs. We discuss it here!

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