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New health study identifies disparities in south St. Pete and offers solutions
The study, conducted by the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, examined how underserved communities are doing on a local level.
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The study, conducted by the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, examined how underserved communities are doing on a local level.
Historic Parramore was a safe space — for not only entertainers and celebrities but also for the working class and their families.
African Americans relied on Central Avenue in Tampa for most of their business needs during segregation.
Alice Eady and Freddie Holcy remember harrowing times while living in what was once considered a sundown town.
Daisy Swinton, owner of Swinton’s Lakeview Market, said that Black-owned businesses represented much more than spending money.
This Black History Month, we recognize the African Americans who paved the way, and honor a legacy that lives on.
After a contaminated past, a team from USF looks to improve a nearby stormwater pond's water quality.
Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery of Taylorville, which is located in Groveland, was officially dedicated and reopened on Friday.
There are several groups raising awareness about the issue, but in one community, they're trying to push the conversation even more.
Advocates said there’s an alarming number of patients and health care providers who don’t know enough about the HIV prevention drug.
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All week long, advocates, healthcare workers and mothers with work to raise awareness about the disparities.
Black Maternal Health week aims to raise awareness and improve the maternal health outcomes within the Black community.
USF College of Public Health is continuing its initiative to educate Black communities on the importance of maternal care.
We are sharing the personal stories, highlighting the racial disparities during what is supposed to be the most magical time of our lives: childbirth.
Julie Squitteri says she has been fighting to better dress codes since she was 16
Motivated by his mother, one local man seized an opportunity to start a business, despite the odds.
Despite underrepresentation in the profession, some going against the grain to make a difference.
McArthur and his 10-year-old son Nathaniel want to help students see themselves as superheroes.
This Black History Month, we recognize the African Americans who paved the way, and honor a legacy that lives on.
The Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery of Taylorville, now known as Groveland, was in danger of being erased until a community effort saved it.
Some Black cemeteries nationwide have been abandoned or sold for development. Communities are working to preserve their history and honor the dead.
Florida has seen a rise in reports of erased African American cemeteries. Local groups are working to make sure the issue doesn't happen again.
We are sharing the personal stories, highlighting the racial disparities during what is supposed to be the most magical time of our lives: childbirth.
We talk about solutions, including ways the average person can help, and share stories from survivors.
The number of Hispanic-owned businesses has grown by 34% in the last decade.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, each year in the United States, hundreds of people die during pregnancy.
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