2020 – Page 46

Pew Study Finds 56 Percent of Black Churchgoers Say Their Faith Has Grown Despite Coronavirus’ on African American Community

May 6, 2020 sonadmin 0

SOURCE: Blackchristianews.com Despite the shuttering of many churches across America and the disproportionate impact the new coronavirus pandemic has been having on the black community, a majority of adults affiliated with historically black churches say […]

DEALING WITH COVID-19 AND THESE COMORBIDI- TIES: ASTHMA, DIABETES AND HEART DISEASE

May 6, 2020 sonadmin 0

About 80% of COVID-19 patients have mild symptoms which can be managed at home, however, patients older than 60 and those with preexisting medical conditions are at a higher risk of severe disease and death. […]

AFTER CORONAVIRUS, EXPECT HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT WAVE

May 6, 2020 sonadmin 0

(USAToday) -Coronavirus school closings are an economic and education disaster for disadvantaged students, both now and over a lifetime of accumulating inequality. “An educational catastrophe.” That’s how Michael Casserly, executive director of the Council of […]

Year: 2020

Pew Study Finds 56 Percent of Black Churchgoers Say Their Faith Has Grown Despite Coronavirus’ on African American Community

DEALING WITH COVID-19 AND THESE COMORBIDI- TIES: ASTHMA, DIABETES AND HEART DISEASE

AFTER CORONAVIRUS, EXPECT HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT WAVE

Long Before COVID There was No Stimulus for Black Businesses

HUNTSVILLE-AREA HOME SALES REMAIN STRONG IN MARCH

COMMENTARY: As Trump Approvals Sink During COVID-19 Crisis Democrats Look to Take the U.S. Senate

GRANT RECEIVED FROM NATIONAL 4-H COUNCIL AND FOUNDATION

$349 BILLION COVID-19 SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAM SHORTCHANGES BUSINESSES OF COLOR

Facebook Gives Madison County Schools Nearly $1M to Improve Student Connectivity

WITH OVER 50,000 DEAD, CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS URGE AFRICAN AMERICANS TO REMAIN AT HOME