Black Women - THE MONARCH JOURNAL

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026Black Community, Black Crisis, Black History, Black People, Black Unity, Black Women, Black Youth, Cancer, Education, England, Healthcare, Injustice, London, People of Color, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equity, Racism, Rally, UK, World

Institutional Racism Continues to Shape Daily Life for Black Londoners

Dek: From policing to healthcare, recent incidents highlight persistent racial disparities that continue to harm Black residents across the capital. Brief: A […]

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026Affordability, Black Community, Black Crisis, Black History, Black Home Ownership, Black People, Black Women, Black Youth, England, London, People of Color, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equity, Racism, Rally, UK, World

Affordability Crisis Accelerates the Displacement of Black Londoners

Dek: New data shows that soaring rents and gentrification are driving Black families out of London, reshaping the city’s demographics and weakening […]

April 19, 2026April 19, 2026Black Community, Black Crisis, Black History, Black Mental Health, Black Organization, Black People, Black Springs, Black Unity, Black Violence, Black Women, Black Youth, Cancer, Culture, Disease, Drugs, Health, Healthcare, Henderson NV, HIV, Las Vegas, Lifestyle, Mental Health, Nevada, People of Color, Reno, Sex, STD, US

Southern Nevada Health Leaders Target Disproportionate Tobacco and HIV Impacts in Black Communities

Dek: New public health initiatives confront the outsized burden of tobacco-related illness and HIV rates among Black residents in Clark County. Brief: […]

April 19, 2026April 19, 2026Black Community, Black Crisis, Black History, Black Organization, Black People, Black Unity, Black Women, Black Youth, Education, Kansas City, Missouri, People of Color, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equity, Racism, St. Louis, US

New Report Shows Missouri Still Hasn’t Recovered From the Loss of Black Teachers After Integration

Subhead: More than 2,200 Black educators were displaced during integration—and the state’s classrooms still reflect that loss. A new St. Louis University […]

April 19, 2026April 19, 2026Benton Harbor, Black Community, Black Crisis, Black History, Black Mental Health, Black Organization, Black People, Black Unity, Black Women, Black Youth, Buena Vista Township, Detroit, Flint, Harper Woods, Health, Healthcare, Hispanic Community, Hispanic Data, Hispanics, Injustice, Inkster, Lansing, Lathrup Village, Michigan, People of Color, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equity, Racism, River Rouge, Saginaw, Southfield, Traverse City, US

Environmental Racism Remains a Daily Reality in Michigan’s Black Cities

Dek: From Flint’s ongoing recovery to pollution exposure in Detroit and Muskegon, environmental injustice continues to shape health outcomes for Black residents. […]

April 18, 2026April 18, 2026Baton Rouge, Black Community, Black Crisis, Black Unity, Black Women, Black Youth, Food, Health, Louisiana, New Orleans, People of Color, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equity, Racism, Shreveport, Uncategorized

SNAP Funding Shifts Threaten Food Security for Black Families

Federal budget changes could strain Louisiana’s ability to serve 850,000 low-income residents Louisiana is bracing for major disruptions to its food assistance […]

April 17, 2026April 17, 2026Bel Aire Kansas, Black Achievement, Black Community, Black Organization, Black People, Black Unity, Black Women, Business, Coffeyville, Gardner, Junction City, Kansas City, Lansing Kansas, People of Color, Topeka, US, Wichita

Kansas Black Leadership Council Expands Statewide Organizing and Policy Agenda

Dek: KBLC scales its advocacy work with new leadership programs, voter‑engagement efforts, and equity‑focused policy initiatives. Brief: The Kansas Black Leadership Council […]