and 1% of white people. Racial melanonychia most commonly affects the fingernails, especially the index finger and thumb, and ...

Overdose deaths are down nationally, but up in many Western states As of early this year, based on partial counts, Black and Native people remain the hardest hit, having earlier in the pandemic ...

Industrial development in Black Rock was driven by two factors: the Belt Line railway and electricity. Many of those industrial buildings are still standing and are finding new use as apartments ...

The Mann Act was born during the "white ... black rock 'n roll star Chuck Berry was convicted of violating the Mann Act and served 20 months in prison for transporting across state lines an ...

it had a large pool of Black customers which white-owned travel agencies had difficulty accommodating (if they did so to ...

The paths have not intersected, but they are close — much closer than anyone could have reasonably expected after just five games. Utah, picked first in the Big 12 preseason media poll, is wobbling.

Black or white ... light and makes it appear white, in the same way ice and snow appear white. Like pandas, polar bears are conservation symbols, but unfortunately they are not gaining ground like ...

THE BASICS: Wedding Band : A Love Story in Black & White by Alice Childress at Lorna C. Hill Theater at Ujima Theatre Company, 429 Plymouth Avenue, Buffalo; Thursdays – Sundays from May 9 – Ma ...

BBC and Netflix’s new series Black Earth Rising follows the story of Kate Ashby – a young ... who also directed The Shadow Line and The Honorable Woman. Chewing Gum creator Michaela Cole stars ...

Thasunda Brown Duckett walks in the door past the columns of party balloons installed for the occasion, and into a line of greeters bearing hugs ... together students from all stripes — black and ...

White people had the highest rate of overdose deaths in 2019, before the pandemic, at 25.4 deaths for every 100,000 people in the U.S. population. But rates for Black and Native people quickly ...

As of early this year, based on partial counts, Black and Native people remain the hardest hit, having earlier in the pandemic surpassed white rates. Hispanic and Asian people are still ...