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The black-ish costar partnered with Truth Check to combat vaccine misinformation online.
Award-winning actress, activist and black-ish star Jenifer Lewis is tired of the misinformation being directed toward the Black community. “The African-American community is being targeted,” Lewis told theGrio. “And it’s more important than ever that we know how to differentiate what’s fake from what’s fact.” To combat this targeted misinformation, Lewis has joined forces with Truth Check, an initiative led by The Center for Black Health & Equity, to provide African Americans with social media literacy training in hopes of helping users bring their fact-checking skills to determine the accuracy of information they receive about the COVID-19 vaccines.
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No Menthol Sunday, our faith-based observance day, engages leaders across the country in a discussion about menthol, tobacco and the impact on Black Americans.
State of Black Health Biennial Conference is the most compelling meeting in the nation that connects social justice with health equity solutions for African Americans.
Health Justice Guide: Now Available!
This Health Justice Training Guide, will walk you through how a tobacco addicted Europe and their colonial suppliers drove racist ideology to justify slavery to support their habit, how African Americans were specifically targeted by Big Tobacco and continue to be targets today, how our health continues to be impacted by myths and stereotypes, and what we can do as a community collective to overcome it.
