DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day reflects DEA’s commitment to Americans’ safety and health, encouraging the public to remove unneeded medications from their homes as a measure of preventing medication misuse and opioid addiction from ever starting.

Moving beyond the stereotypes placed upon Black men means breaking free from limiting societal perceptions and embracing our full potential. We honor the complexity, resilience, and brilliance that Black men bring to every space, reshaping narratives and inspiring future generations to do the same.

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Welcome to Motivational Mondays!!

As a critical election approaches, the importance of voting becomes even more pronounced, especially within the Black community. Historically, voting has been a powerful tool for advocating for civil rights and social justice. It is a civic duty and a means to influence policies that directly affect our lives, from education and healthcare to criminal justice reform and economic opportunities.

Mental health in the Black community is a critical issue often overlooked due to stigma, systemic racism, and limited resources. Addressing it is vital for individual well-being and community resilience. We can reduce stigma, encourage help-seeking, and empower the community by fostering open conversations and providing culturally relevant support.

PharmaSoul is so excited to introduce Pharmacy Fridays!! Pharmacy Fridays will highlight the pharmacy profession in its entirety, educating and inspiring viewers.

African Americans fit into the U.S. education system in multifaceted ways, reflecting both progress and persistent challenges. Our presence in the system reflects our resilience, our contributions to the development of American education, and our ongoing struggle against systemic inequities.

Trailblazers and game-changers have ventured into uncharted territories, often overcoming significant challenges to pave the way for others.