Mental Health Matters: Breaking The Stigma of Mental Health Within The Black Community
Local therapist weigh in on the disparities that the Black community faces when seeking mental health services and they plan on changing it, too!
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Local therapist weigh in on the disparities that the Black community faces when seeking mental health services and they plan on changing it, too!
Adjoa Courtney, aka Chef Joya, is an award-winning private chef, cookbook author, and owner of Cooking With Joya, who is based in Charlotte, NC. Chef Joya specializes in vegan and plant-based cuisine that incorporates Soul Food, Afro-Caribbean, French, and African cultural influences.
The Mecklenburg county commission is taking steps to right decades of wrongs detailed in a new report on systemic racism.
Feel the love this Valentine's Day! Kika Stretch Studios wants you become your best self this year with better stretching, breathing, and posture!
Black History isn't a thing of the past! It's alive and well right here in the Queen City, and you can find it at the Mint Museum.
Community Read & Black History Month at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library . The library's Community Read program gets going in a few weeks with a focus on communication about gentrification and urban renewal.
Small businesses are struggling to stay afloat due to the pandemic, but it has been especially difficult for Black owned businesses.
There's a lot of places to buy wine in Charlotte but not many of them are made by black creators or suppliers. In this week's hidden gems of Charlotte, WCCB'S Alexandra Elich, takes us to Ebony Wine & Spirits, Charlotte's only -black owned wine company.
Three magic words: Nashville Hot Chicken. Now add 'vegan' and you have a winning combo for a line out the restaurant door. When Best of Both Souls Chef Chenelle Bragg, aka "Nelly," prepares her fan-favorite, vegan chicken sandwich, she knows she's cooking up gold.
A Charlotte businessman makes history. Shaun Corbett is the first African American to own and operate three barbershops inside a Walmart Store.
Panthers officials say in honor of Black History Month the team partnered with Grammy Award-nominated artist Rapsody, originally from North Carolina, to create a video project celebrating Black history in the Carolinas.
It was hard to find a lot of reasons to smile in 2020, but Dr. Alyssa Sprowl and her orthodontics practice, A List Smiles Orthodontics, have managed to keep the Queen City grinning.
Four Charlotte NAACP leaders were targeted in November of 1965 by symbols of hate.
In honor of Black History Month, we are taking a closer look at a local bakery that has thrived during the pandemic, BW Sweets Bakery.
When radio ruled the airwaves "Chatty Hattie" Leeper became a prominent voice in Charlotte. She broke ground as the first black announcer in North Carolina in the 1950s.
Sequins, faux-fur, chunky jewelry. Stepping into Five13 Studio is like time-traveling back to the glamorous life before COVID.
The International African American Museum will not just have a building in Charleston but also a traveling exhibition thanks to financial help from an international tire maker with a huge South Carolina presence.
Governor Roy Cooper recognized and honored North Carolina's Black leaders and organizations in health and medicine on Friday as part of celebrating Black History Month this February.
Candles, body butter, skin care, gifts and accessories. At first glance, The Brown Sugar Collab in the heart of South End sells items similar to other chic boutiques. But the inventory is unique -- all products are made by women of color.
Before Michael Jordan ventured into race team ownership in NASCAR, Sam Belnavis broke the sports barrier in 2003.