Image via Unsplash In the words of Frederick Douglass, "Education means emancipation. It means light and liberty. It means the uplifting...

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Today is my late pops birthday. The weeks leading up to it had me thinking about Black men in our society and what his life was like simply because he was a Black man. Sadly, the stereotypes that plagued my dad’s generation are still prevalent, with some added twists brought on by our celebrity-worshiping culture. I'd like to talk about misunderstood Black men and what we need as a society to let them be their true selves without limit. Table of Contents: Celebrating My Dad's

The importance of Black men’s health issues has been understated for some time. With anti-Black racism increasingly becoming a direct cause for health concerns and tens of thousands of Black men dying during the pandemic, we need to emphasize finding solutions so Black men live healthier, happier lives. No more should they have to be easily susceptible to depression, increased blood pressure and other issues they face due to today’s climate. Table of Contents: What Are Men’s