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Social Media Is the New Drug

The Hidden Dangers Facing Young Americans In today’s digital world, social media has become as common in a teenager’s life as school, sports, and friendships. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat have created spaces where young Americans connect, express themselves, and stay entertained. But behind the likes, followers, and viral videos lies a growing concern among parents, educators, and mental health professionals: social media is … Continue reading Social Media Is the New Drug

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Easter: Faith, History, and the Evidence Behind the Resurrection

Every spring, millions of Christians around the world celebrate Easter the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For many, it’s a deeply spiritual holiday filled with church services, reflection, and family gatherings. But beyond tradition and symbolism, Easter is rooted in historical claims that have been examined, debated, and studied for centuries. While faith remains central to Christianity, there is also historical and textual evidence that supports … Continue reading Easter: Faith, History, and the Evidence Behind the Resurrection

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Should Women Rush Into a Hysterectomy? Exploring Fibroids and Less Invasive Treatment Options

For many women, hearing the word hysterectomy can be overwhelming. It is one of the most common surgeries performed on women, yet many patients are beginning to ask an important question: Is removing our organs always the best option? Today, more doctors are encouraging women to explore less invasive treatments first, especially when dealing with non-life-threatening conditions. One of the most common reasons hysterectomies are … Continue reading Should Women Rush Into a Hysterectomy? Exploring Fibroids and Less Invasive Treatment Options

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Is Pro-Black a Belief or a Lifestyle?

In today’s conversations about identity, culture, and community, the term pro-Black gets used often. Sometimes it is used loosely and sometimes passionately. But what does it really mean to be pro-Black? Is it simply supporting Black people when issues arise, or is it a deeper commitment that shapes how we live, build, and invest our lives? More Than a Label: Defining What Pro-Black Means For … Continue reading Is Pro-Black a Belief or a Lifestyle?

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Healthy Hair, Healthy Crown: A Guide to Hair Care for Black Men and Women

Hair has always been more than just hair in the Black community. It is identity. It is culture. It is expression. From braids and locs to fades and afros, our hair tells stories of heritage, resilience, and creativity. But beyond the beauty and versatility, maintaining healthy hair requires knowledge, consistency, and care. Too often, we focus on styles before we focus on health. But the … Continue reading Healthy Hair, Healthy Crown: A Guide to Hair Care for Black Men and Women

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The Highly Acclaimed Jason McGee & The Choir Just Released Their Newest Album, “Another Tomorrow”

Another Tomorrow The highly anticipated newest release from the critically acclaimed Jason McGee & The Choir is now here! Their newest record, Another Tomorrow, has just been released and now available on all streaming platforms. This 14 track collection of music shows a variety of songs of worship, encouragement, and anthems of perseverance. The world of gospel music won’t soon forget these tracks. Already having claimed a myriad … Continue reading The Highly Acclaimed Jason McGee & The Choir Just Released Their Newest Album, “Another Tomorrow”

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The 2nd Annual ACE Honors: Celebrating Excellence, Innovation, and the Future of Film & Television

On Sunday, March 22, 2026, Atlanta once again took center stage in the world of entertainment as the 2nd Annual ACE Honors, affectionately known as “The Charleys,” lit up the Southwest Arts Center. From the moment guests stepped onto the red carpet, it was clear this was more than just an awards show. It was a celebration of brilliance, vision, and the creative minds shaping … Continue reading The 2nd Annual ACE Honors: Celebrating Excellence, Innovation, and the Future of Film & Television

Dr. Antoine M. Jasmine, “The Urban Prophet,” Honored with the Legacy Impact Award

 Dr. Antoine M. Jasmine, widely known as “The Urban Prophet,” has been awarded the prestigious Legacy Impact Award during its recent gala. This accolade acknowledges Dr. Jasmine’s remarkable contributions to community leadership, social justice, and education. As a result, he is making a profound impact on lives across urban landscapes. A celebrated author, speaker, and activist, Dr. Jasmine’s work has inspired countless individuals to pursue … Continue reading Dr. Antoine M. Jasmine, “The Urban Prophet,” Honored with the Legacy Impact Award

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Whole Before the Calling: Healing Is the Preparation for Purpose

Coaching with Charisse – March Feature on Head2Toe Magazine & Entertainment As March begins and new opportunities start to unfold, many women feel the pull toward growth, purpose, and the next chapter of their lives. But forward movement isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes it begins with healing what’s already within. In this month’s Coaching with Charisse segment, Charisse shares a powerful message about why … Continue reading Whole Before the Calling: Healing Is the Preparation for Purpose

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Face the Icons: A Powerful Conversation Centered on Young Black Men, Growth, and Opportunity

Last evening, I had the privilege of attending Face the Icons: A Candid Conversation at Morehouse College. The event was designed specifically for young men ages 18–24. It was hosted through a partnership between Fulton County Government and the Morehouse Department of Student Conduct Advocacy and Accountability. The gathering created a space for honest dialogue, mentorship, and empowerment. This is something our community needs more … Continue reading Face the Icons: A Powerful Conversation Centered on Young Black Men, Growth, and Opportunity