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B-CU mental health resources upgraded; Studies show increased risk of suicides among black youth
Suicide, once thought of as just an illness largely affecting the white population, is on the rise in among African Americans and especially black youth.
On February 26, the staff of the VOICE of the Wildcats, joined college journalists nationwide in marking the third observance of Student Press Freedom Day, a day dedicated to honoring student journalists.
People struggle to stay afloat, while questions remain about safety of vaccine
Huey Percy Newton was the youngest and seventh son born to his parents, Armelia Johnson and Walter Newton, who was a sharecropper and a Baptist preacher. Newton was born February 17, 1942, in Monroe, Louisiana. His father reportedly named him after former Louisiana Governor, Huey Pierce Long, a populist who was a strong advocate for policies that...
As part of a "Build Back Better" plan, then, former vice president Joe Biden proposed several ways he would help Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
The Voice of the Wildcats is proud to pay tribute to our military veterans on Veterans Day 2020
Beginning in 1942, at the height of World War II, long before most U.S. industries, schools and places of business were de-segregated, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, NCNW's founder, made a point of touring military bases where Black women were quartered and reporting on the unequal conditions she found.
The United States, after days of prolonged vote counting by election officials in several states, have elected Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, respectively as president and vice president.