Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Beyoncé, We Still Don’t Have Renaissance Visuals

The BLKHLTH team jokes about waiting on Beyoncé’s Renaissance visuals before diving into hospital financing inequities and student loan forgiveness.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Less Monkeypox, More Abortions

The overturning of Roe v. Wade reshapes reproductive justice for Black communities, and BLKHLTH breaks down what it means.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Freedom on Fleek

BLKHLTH explores gun violence as a racial justice issue, legislative attacks on trans rights and abortion access, and the fight for health equity.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Joe Said We’re Broke

BLKHLTH dives into the end of federal COVID funding, its impact on Black communities, and the #GoodDownThere colorectal cancer campaign.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Black Health History: Stories of Equity and Legacy

BLKHLTH honors Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, Harriet Tubman, leading Black health scholars, and Robert McCants Harris Sr, the first Black male nurse at Grady Memorial Hospital.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

We’ve Been Busy: BLKHLTH Projects and Pandemic Reflections

The BLKHLTH team recaps major 2021 projects, from the BRAVE study to the Good Down There campaign, and shares real talk on COVID-19’s impact.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence

BLKHLTH speaks with GCADV leaders about innovative programs tackling racial disparities in domestic violence and supporting Black women in Georgia.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Black Maternal Health with Rose Aka-James

Rose Aka-James of the Black Mamas Matter Alliance joins BLKHLTH to discuss maternal health equity, resources, and Black Maternal Health Week 2019.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Blackface, Black History Month, and 21 Savage

BLKHLTH examines 21 Savage’s detainment, the roots of vaccine resistance, Ralph Northam’s blackface scandal, and violence within Black communities.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

The Gang is Back in ATL

The BLKHLTH team reunites in Atlanta to discuss Black women’s health, LGBTQ safety, prisoner justice, and the long shadow of childhood trauma.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Stay Woke, but Get Sleep

BLKHLTH explores rest, depression, social media stress, LGBTQ youth homelessness, and the health lessons behind Timothy Cunningham’s story.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

2017 Recap of Black Public Health Issues

The BLKHLTH team reflects on major 2017 health issues affecting Black communities and the policies to watch in 2018.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Plant-Based Eating and Food Deserts with Nek the Nutritionist

Nutrition educator Nek the Nutritionist joins BLKHLTH to unpack plant-based eating, food deserts, and how culture shapes Black health.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Mental Health Awareness with Dr. Ayanna Abrams

Dr. Ayanna Abrams joins BLKHLTH to share practical, culturally rooted guidance on therapy, access to care, and supporting Black mental health.

Khadijah Ameen 9/6/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/6/25

Racial Gaps in Colorectal Cancer

New analysis shows Black Americans face later diagnoses and longer treatment delays for colorectal cancer, leading to worse outcomes and survival rates.

Paulah Wheeler 9/6/25 Paulah Wheeler 9/6/25

Depression and Black Men

Depression among Black men is often hidden, misdiagnosed, and intensified by racism, poverty, and the weight of harmful masculine ideals.

Paulah Wheeler 9/5/25 Paulah Wheeler 9/5/25

Georgia Environmental Justice

Georgia’s Black communities face higher cancer risks and health inequities from a legacy of environmental racism, toxic exposures, and unsafe infrastructure.