by National Sleep Foundation | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
While factors like lifestyle and mental health can raise your risk for sleep disorders, so can something else: your race. Racial minorities have a higher risk for sleep disorders like insomnia than Caucasians. For example, African Americans are more likely than...
by Huffington Post | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
(Reuters Health) – Parents concerned about their children not getting enough sleep may want to remove televisions and other small electronics from the kids’ bedrooms, according to a new study. Children who slept with televisions or other small-screened devices...
by Lauren Camera | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
The achievement gap between white students and black students has barely narrowed over the last 50 years, despite nearly a half century of supposed progress in race relations and an increased emphasis on closing such academic discrepancies between groups of students....
by Parent4Success | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
Teenage anger can be frightening. Parents find toddler tantrums hard enough to deal with, but when their child becomes taller than they are, and throws their weight around it is time for some serious thought into how to manage the situation. It may be useful to...
by Angela J. Davis & Kristin Henning | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
Mistrust and alienation between black men and the police have become so entrenched that we need radical, sweeping change. The collective experience of black men in the criminal justice system is sobering. African Americans are 2.5 times more likely to be arrested than...
by David Yi | Nov 10, 2017 | Articles
Black tax. It’s something that James Burge has been paying ever since he entered the workforce. A notion that the 27-year old says he’s been aware of even before entering corporate America. “Black people have to work and perform a regular task twice as well as white...
