2016 has been some kinda year. Wouldn’t you agree? It’s been that kind of year that has many of us wondering, ugh, what just happened? And, why did this have to happen? There were just too many lives lost unexpectedly. So much political unrest. Seriously, 2016 felt like a cycle of never ending unexplained waves […]
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Union Bank and the American Heart Association (AHA) Western States Affiliate announced on December 8, the 14 Heart Heroes who will ride on their float Keep the Beat Alive in the 2017 Rose Parade® presented by Honda. The premier float features youths who saved lives by administering CPR, as well as the people they saved, and honors the passage of
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(Los Angeles, CA) The Reed for Hope Foundation (RFHF) surprised thousands of guests with a live-guest performance by Doug E. Fresh at the AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s (AHF) “Keep the Promise” concert last night at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood to kick off RFHF’s inaugural Love Healthy Lounge Experience and Love Healthy Virtual Poetry Slam and that took place at an off-site
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(Pictured: (L-R- Shanice Wilson, Dorinda Walker, Latoyia Dennis, Kelly Price and Stephanie Bavaro.) It goes without saying, “The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world.” Seven-time GRAMMY®-nominated singer/songwriter and founder of Look2Live Foundation Kelly Price, couldn’t have said it any clearer this past Saturday, during an interview with TCV at The Motivated Mom
Black and Hispanic children and young adults with mental health issues are about half as likely as their white counterparts to get mental health care, according to a study out last week. That could play a part in why children from those communities end up getting expelled from school or are incarcerated at higher rates
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Pictured: Wendy Shurelds (L) and Dr. Suzanne Afflalo On Saturday, July 30th approximately 80 people made up mostly of women, filled the Alpha Center located at the center of southeast San Diego for an inspirational community event. The purpose of the event was to raise breast health awareness among African American women. Members of the
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Simone Biles tweeted the cutest picture today of her and David Lee, a member of the U.S. men’s volleyball team. The caption read, “Size difference in Olympians doesn’t matter, depending on what sport you do 😉 6’8″ & 4’8″. We’re glad she’s having a great time, and we are rooting for Team USA in
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By Sheryl Mallory-Johnson Too often we girls sacrifice our desires, our passions, our purpose, and our voices. As nurturing beings, we are conditioned to believe that showing up for everyone else’s life is more important than showing up for our lives. As a result, we feel drained by those who manage to suck the life out
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Kevin Hart and Serena Williams make a dynamic duo in their hilarious promo videos for the Nike+ Training Club app. The actual workout consists of 15-minute cardio, push-ups, high knees, jump squats and more, but you can also burn calories from laughing at the back and forth jokes! In one of the videos Kevin mentions that
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SAN DIEGO – Susan G. Komen San Diego (Komen San Diego), the County’s largest funder of free breast cancer services and support, is pleased to announce the results from the first two years of the state-wide Circle of Promise initiative. The Initiative’s goal is to decrease the high mortality the and late-stage incidence rate
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