chemistry
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NC Professor Who Slammed CRT Sues the School After Getting Fired
The professor has a history of standing firmly against critical race theory.
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As the Jackson Mississippi Water Crisis Continues, Virtual Schooling For Children Becomes Difficult
The Jackson Teacher’s Association is concerned that the lack of water will cause children to lose valuable time in class.
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What I’m Loving: Black Girl Sunscreen
Shontay Lundy wants every Black Girl wearing sunscreen every day
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New Research Finds Skin-Whitening Products Contain Dangerous Levels of Mercury
Watchdog group found skin-whitening creams sold online contained more than the legally allowed mercury levels
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Building a Stronger Start: Why Boosting Your Immunity Might Be Your Body's Best Defense
No doubt you’ve recently heard a lot of talk about the immune system, and hopefully, you’ve been listening. After all, your immune system defends you against most minor illnesses, and boosts your overall health. The good news is that there are some small simple steps you can take to keep your immune system fighting for…
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Black Female Chemistry Professor Awarded $324,000 to Study Rape-Investigation Methods
With the upcoming Christmas Day release of the brilliant Oscar-worthy film Hidden Figures, it looks like black female scientists who rock out in science, technology, engineering and math fields are getting their day in the sun. And so it is with Candice Bridge, the University of Central Florida’s first black female chemistry instructor, who just…
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African-American Chemist, Inventor Dies in Md. House Fire
A famed African-American chemist and inventor died Friday in a fire at his Oxon Hill, Md., home, the Washington Post reports. George Nauflett, 84, earned more than two dozen patents for his inventions while working in a U.S. Navy government laboratory for more than four decades. His son, Derrick Nauflett, told the Post in an interview…