With the deficit super committee on the verge of collapse, there’s…

Hate to be blunt and break the news – Rev….

The NAACP, along with Harvard University’s Center For Aids Research, recently hosted a summit on HIV/AIDS in the Black community.

Black and Asian adolescents are much less likely than their white peers to abuse or become dependent on drugs and alcohol, according to a Duke University-led study based on an unusually large sample from all 50 states.

Recent studies on racial disparities in trauma centers may give African Americans much pause before heading to the hospital.

The battle over the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act…

Protecting the rights of seniors is an ongoing discussion at the United Nations. The General Assembly established a working group last December to kick-off a global examination of the issue.

Discrimination is still taking place at some long-term care facilities where patients are refusing to be cared for by health care professionals of races different from themselves.

A federal court in Virginia has ruled that the state…

Now that there are two opposing court rulings on America’s…

The Obama administration and Democratic lawmakers supporting last year’s successful…

HIV/AIDS is a pandemic that has no prejudices, altering the lives of over one million Americans regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or economic background. More than 18,000 people in our country die from HIV/AIDS every year.