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We are living in tense times. Some might say the world has gone crazy. People don't feel safe anywhere anymore. In times like these, many turn to their faith for insight and answers. Joining Danita on this episode of "Voices for Change" is Bish
Black female entrepreneurs earn an average of $24,000 compared to $142,900 among all female-owned businesses. Women of color were denied business-related relief funds 2 to 3 more times than white or male business owners. Since 2020, women of co
Let's talk about ways to attack the stigma of mental health in the Black community. Here to discuss are two people who represent key areas where mental illness is rising -- Black men and the faith community. Joining us are filmmaker and speaker
New research reveals that teens are thinking differently when it comes to their future in the workplace. They value work they enjoy over work that pays well. They're also very concerned about student loan debt. Their most desired jobs: healthca
Many Black homes are led by a single parent, and that parent is often the mother. That means the weight of "The Talk" falls on her shoulders. The current news cycle of shootings has ignited the conversations around "The Talk" in the Black commu
There have been at least 13 school shootings involving grades K-12 this year, including the March 27 shooting in Nashville where three children and three adults were killed at a private Christian elementary school. According to the CDC, guns ar
According to CDC data, nearly 57% of American teen girls felt persistently sad or hopeless in 2021—double that of boys, representing a nearly 60% increase and the highest level reported over the past decade. Youth mental health has continued to
There is a mental health crisis in America right now. Suicide deaths have ticked up in Ohio, with the increase greater in males, with Black Ohioans faring worse, with a 56 percent increase in suicide deaths over the last 14 years among those 25
August is National Black Business Month, a time when consumers are encouraged to focus on and support Black businesses. This year, as many businesses are trying to rebound from the pandemic, Black businesses are having a harder time than most.
The picture of gun ownership in this country has changed. Black women are the fastest growing group of gun owners in America and make up the majority of the 40,000 members of the National African-American Gun Association. Why are we seeing this
Racially motivated massacres like the one that just occurred in Buffalo are a painful reminder of the evil that exists in this country. In this case, an 18-year-old gunman had specific plans to kill as many Black people as he could. Today on Vo
Half of all high school students surveyed reported feeling sad or hopeless almost every day and no longer do their usual activities, while 47 percent of lesbian, gay and bisexual teens said they had seriously considered committing suicide. But
He is a voice that has made me smile and laugh over the years. He's an actor, comedian, author and, now, singer. He will be performing at the Lorain Palace Theater on April 15 at 7:30 PM. There are many layers to this man -- Mr. Tommy Davidson.
Cleveland's 58th mayor Justin Bibb has reached his first 100 days in office. It kicked off with a cold welcome from Mother Nature as a major snowstorm hit the city. Residents couldn’t navigate unplowed streets and called for the mayor to do som
Your money ... matters! What's your financial story? Struggling with finding ways to save? Credit score a 911 emergency? Does your mind go blank when trying to set a budget for your household? You have insurance on your cell phone but not life
The culture of our workforce is being challenged and changed by young women who want employers to address issues like diversity, mental health and family dynamics. They are also in need of women who have been where they are, to mentor them. We'
Before saying "I do," what needs to be addressed before joining someone in holy matrimony? Joining Danita to talk about what to do before you say "I do" is Rev. Dr. Trish Harleston, Angel Chapman-McDavid, just back from her honeymoon on her sec
When the news broke that a former Miss USA, 30-year-old Cheslie Kryst, committed suicide, many were shocked, and they were left wondering why. Joining Danita to discuss are Dr. Cynthia Woods, the Clinical Director/CEO of Foundational Counseling
There are lots of guides, books and classes for expectant moms, but what about dad?Melvin White runs a daddy bootcamp and Darren Hesson, a recent graduate, talk with Danita about what new dads face.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform
Gun violence in America is a major problem, affecting many, but disproportionately impacting the lives of young adults, males and communities of color. In the first week of 2022 alone, there were 341 deaths and 561 injuries, according to a trac
Growing up, I can't remember a time picking up a health book or reading through a medical pamphlet in my doctor's office where I would see the human anatomy illustrated using a Black person. The lack of Black representation in medical publicati
It’s a very difficult subject, but no doubt one that many people are dealing with right now: managing the holiday blues. How do you get through this season while dealing with depression, loss and grief? Here to discuss are Barbara Ballard, who
Many police departments lack diversity. People of color cite mistrust of law enforcement as a kay factor in not pursuing it as a profession. How can that narrative be changed? Here to discuss are Sarah Shendy, an Arab-American Muslim veteran po
The pandemic has taken a toll on all of us, but the mental health challenges that children are dealing with in this pandemic have been declared a national emergency. Joining Danita to discuss are Dr. Lisa Ramirez, a Board-Certified Child and Ad
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but with 1 in 8 women developing invasive breast cancer over the course of a lifetime, it's really an issue that should be discussed all year round. In this episode we will hear the voice of a survivor
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