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Help your community take a stand against tobacco use. Download The Center for Black Health & Equity’s toolkit to access templates, topics, fact sheets, activities, and more. Schools, places of worship, businesses and community organizations alike can use these valuable resources to encourage tobacco cessation, and help the people in our communities quit tobacco for good. Download the toolkit today: https://lnkd.in/ej-Aiui

More than half of Black adults in the US have high blood pressure, or hypertension, a dangerous condition associated with heart disease, diabetes, and other serious chronic and costly conditions. Employers can help support better health outcomes with holistic, culturally relevant, evidence-based support. Learn about Hypertension & Health for Your Black Wellness, a new program in Calm Health by clinical psychologist Dr. Tiffany G. Townsend → https://lnkd.in/gRdtDcC9 ?

?? What I am sharing with my 16 year son today: ?? 1?? This is a call to action. We're getting more involved in our community. 2?? People are going to look out for each other. Movements will get stronger. 3?? Feel your feelings. Take time to process. Give yourself time. The feelings mean we care. 4?? And ultimately, it's a time to be spiritually, mentally, and emotionally strong. 5?? For how extreme and scary it is right now, good things will come from this. People cannot be complacent with Trump in office. 6?? The 2-party system is really broken. Switzerland has a federal council of 7 presidents. Sadly, in the U.S., the pendulum always swings between progressive and conservative politics. American just couldn't stand that we had a Black president, so Trump came after Obama. We have to hold the vision for what is next and work to create it. 7?? And today, feel your feelings because it's a sad, scary, freaking day when ignorance wins. But this is a marathon, not a sprint. Trump winning is shocking, but sadly not surprising given this country's racism and misogyny. 8?? Ultimately, truth always wins. We have to stay connected to the big picture and work to make it happen. No one can take our hope!!

Out of ~800,000 U.S. stroke cases each year, more than half occur in women — and Black Americans also have an increased risk of dying from stroke. Neurologist Dr. Lauren Patrick breaks down how she reduces her own risk and gives advice on how others can do the same. https://ucsfh.org/3Ca0C2i

15 signs Trump is going to win barring a black swan event: (The last one's a killer) 1. LA Times refused to endorse a candidate first time in 20 years. 2. WAPO (Bezos) refusing to endorse Kamala. Bezos wants more conservative writers at WAPO. 3. Celebrity endorsements are backfiring instead of working like they once did. 4. Trump’s ONE interview with Rogan got more views than all of Kamala’s interviews did COMBINED. 5. Mainstream media stopped talking policies instead using fear porn to win. (Nazi + Hilter) 6. Republicans are leading early voting which rarely happens. 7. Tech CEO’s are calling Trump, not Harris. (Tim Cook) 8. European stocks have dropped 7% since late September due to fear of Trump’s Tariffs. 9. Democrats are losing both the Jewish and the Muslim vote. WOW!!!!! 10. Trump Rallies in Blue states bringing in record breaking attendance (Coachella 100k + MSG record breaking attendance) 11. Kamala has lost the black vote. She’s doing worst than Clinton, Obama, Hilary or Biden…. And she’s ‘allegedly’ black. 12. AOC and Tim Waltz playing Madden streaming on Twitch. Final score ended 0-0. Desperation at the highest level. 13. From April to September Trump branded merch on amazon sold $140m versus $26m of Kamala. 14. Steel workers union in Pennsylvania endorsed Trump. Border patrol union endorses Trump 15. Last but not least, Putin endorsed Kamala.

Building a Strong Future for the Black Community: Education, Health, and Healing In this video, we discuss the key areas the black community should focus on for a better future. From education to health and healing, learn how these aspects can empower and uplift our community. Join the conversation now! #BlackCommunityEmpowerment #EducationMatters #BlackHealthMatters #HealingJourney #EmpoweringCommunities #FuturePreparation #CommunityStrength #BlackWealthBuilding #MentalWellness #HealthandEducation

Recently, community-engaged efforts to improve Black maternal health disparities have moved towards cross-sector approaches that center the lived experiences of Black birthing people. Despite these comprehensive approaches, community members rarely participate throughout the research lifecycle. Citizen science-led projects like those described in this paper by Drs. Catov, Miller, and Krishnamurti are one way to acknowledge and commit to bidirectional community-partnered research and action https://lnkd.in/eJY2xbEz

Kamala Harris Fallout: Are Black Voters Lost in the Political Wilderness? In this episode of the Antonio Parkinson Project, we dive into the fallout from the recent Trump-Harris election and its impact on Black voters. What went right, and what went wrong in Kamala Harris’s campaign? From faith and social media influence to gender dynamics and political power, this in-depth discussion tackles complex questions. Are Black voters stuck in America’s political wilderness, or is there a new path forward? Join Antonio Parkinson, Earle J. Fisher, Angelika Woods , Jackie Braden and celebrity barber Marlo Matthews as they debate the influence of Trump, Kamala Harris’s strategy, and the role of community action in shaping the future. Topics Covered: Kamala Harris’s campaign fallout: what went right and what went wrong? How Trump’s win and religious dynamics play a role in voting behavior Black voters and the struggle within the political wilderness Social media’s role in shaping political opinions Gender and race dynamics within the political landscape Community unity and civic responsibility post-election Reflections on the balance between conservatism and progressivism in the Black community https://lnkd.in/gzTApFwg @highlight @followers

For centuries, the medical system has justified the neglect and mistreatment of Black patients with harmful, racist myths—one of the most insidious being that we have a higher pain tolerance. These falsehoods are not just ignorant—they are deadly. These falsehoods have led to Black patients being dismissed, undertreated, and left to suffer at the hands of physicians who choose to adhere to baseless, racist rhetoric rather than medical science. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, has publicly claimed that Black people should not receive the same vaccine schedules as white people because he believes our immune systems are inherently stronger.?This is not just misinformation—it is a direct threat to Black lives. Beliefs and morals shape leaders, leadership shapes policy, and policy determines who lives and who dies. If RFK Jr. is confirmed, Black communities will suffer.?Maternal mortality rates—already disproportionately high—will worsen. Access to vaccines during the next public health crisis will be compromised. The leading cause of death in this country, heart disease, will continue to devastate Black lives at even greater rates. This is not a matter of political preference. It is a matter of life and death. Black Americans deserve leaders who respect science, value Black lives, and take our health seriously. Anything less is a threat to our survival. Thank you, Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, for boldly questioning RFK Jr. and exposing his flawed, dangerous belief that will threaten the health and lives of millions of Black Americans. *The views expressed are my own and do not reflect those of my employer or any other entity.* #HHS #RFK #PublicHealth #BlackHealthMatters #HealthPolicy #Health

Black Americans 2.5x are more likely to have sarcoidosis than White Americans. Join us on the path to finding out why. Participating in a clinical trial is a significant decision. This guide aims to provide you with the necessary information to start conversations, ask the right questions, and consider your options. Your involvement can lead to advancements in treatment, not just for you but for your community and future generations. Check out the Roadmap 2 Progress patient brochure and video here: https://loom.ly/l6DtLSQ