Stacy M. Brown is a senior writer for The Washington Informer and the senior national correspondent for the Black Press of America. With over 25 years of journalism experience, she focuses on themes such as government and politics, culture and society, and health and wellness, often addressing social issues and racial injustice within the African American community. Stacy has been featured in numerous publications, including the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder and The Philadelphia Tribune.
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By: Stacy M. Brown
Dana Frank’s new book, Get Up and Get On It! A Black Entrepreneur’s Lessons on Creating Legacy, offers a rich, detailed look into her family’s journey of building generational wealth and overcoming adversity. The book highlights Frank’s father, Gerald Frank, who left Detroit at 18 in 1950, determined to escape Jim Crow laws and create a … Continued
Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent
This year, enrollment in Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces reached historic highs, with more than 45 million nationwide now enrolled — a 46% increase since 2021 and more than three times the enrollment since the ACA’s early years in 2014. With a Republican trifecta in Washington and a conservative-majority Supreme Court, the ACA is on a path to repeal.
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) will enter the 119th session of Congress with a historic 62 members, marking the largest […]
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By: Stacy M. Brown
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By: Stacy M. Brown
(NNPA) – Dana Frank’s new book, Get Up and Get On It! A Black Entrepreneur’s Lessons on Creating Legacy, offers a rich, detailed look into her family’s journey of building generational wealth and overcoming adversity. The book highlights Frank’s father, Gerald Frank, who left Detroit at 18 in 1950, determined to escape Jim Crow laws and create a better life in Seattle. Armed with dreams and his drumsticks, Gerald built a real estate legacy by renting subdivided rooms to college students, eventually owning over 20 properties by 1969. “My childhood was different,” Frank told Let It Be Known News, “like putting pickets on banks to amplify the injustice of redlining.”
By: Stacy M. Brown
The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) will enter the 119th session of Congress with a historic 62 members, marking the largest number of Black federal lawmakers in U.S. history. In total, 67 Black lawmakers will serve, with five Republican members declining to join the caucus. However, this historic milestone comes against the backdrop of a new Trump administration that has signaled sharp policy shifts, including an almost entirely white Cabinet and the implementation of the anti-minority Project 2025.
By: Stacy M. Brown
As the incoming administration prepares to enact sweeping changes to health policy, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s controversial appointment to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Biden-Harris Administration is addressing a critical health issue: obesity. A new proposal aims to expand Medicare and Medicaid coverage for anti-obesity medications (AOMs), potentially providing millions of Americans access to life-saving treatments.
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