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There’s still a great need to address our little Black boys and girls who are suffering in the dark. Childhood depression is often overlooked because kids, at the time, don’t have the language or ...

According to a 2024 USC study, only 29% of Black families report having access to mental health services in their child’s school. “The fact that our children are dying — and still losing access to ...

Sacramento took a giant step towards addressing historic discrimination aimed at Black residents when city officials last week revealed a comprehensive blueprint that provides programs and policies ...

With school out and screen time on the rise, cybersecurity expert Cyber Fareedah offers parents practical, judgment-free advice to help keep kids safe ... Word in Black Newsletter Our national ...

PIERRE — Three years after lawmakers put $1 million toward advocacy efforts for children in the court system statewide, two revived nonprofits are starting to support children again. Volunteers ...

Kodak Black is now the father of five children from three women. The SKRT hitmaker, known for his distinct Southern style reminiscent of the 1990s, now co-parents three boys and two girls. Jammiah ...

Embracing this unique path may raise questions, and that's perfectly normal. Let's dive into what you can expect when nurturing your extraordinary Black child. Children with Down Syndrome often follow ...

Research from Opportunity Insights at Harvard University shows Black children born in the U.S. between 1978 and 1992 experienced greater upward mobility than most white children, with earnings ...

Samantha Spoor just learned that it is, in fact, not okay to spit racial slurs at a little Black girl ... woman cussing out the whole school bus of kids, including Bailey, who caught the worst ...