By Maya Richard-Craven | Word In Black (WIB) - Late afternoon sears with triple-digit heat. Concrete and asphalt radiate the sun’s warmth, intensifying the already stifling temperature. Shade is absent, and air conditioning is often an unattainable luxury. This isn’t a dystopian future; it’s today’s reality for numerous Black Americans. On any given summer day, […]
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