Jade Curtis

1 week ago | blackdoctor.org | Jade Curtis

By Jade Curtis This panel discussion explores Oregon's 340B program-a decades-old initiative meant to support low-income communities through improved healthcare access and reduced medical debt. Amid growing concerns about transparency, corporate misuse, and declining community benefits, panelists call for urgent reforms that prioritize patient outcomes, community reinvestment, and equity-especially for rural and marginalized populations.

3 weeks ago | blackdoctor.org | Jade Curtis

Let's be real - doing our hair is not just about looking good. It's therapy. It's tradition. It's the switch-up we need after a long week, a breakup, or just because. Whether it's 30 inches of bone-straight, a fresh silk press with that "don't touch it" bounce, or knotless braids that took all day but will last all month - our hair is us.

2 months ago | blackdoctor.org | Jade Curtis

Natural skincare enthusiasts are rediscovering a traditional remedy that has stood the test of time: beef tallow. Once a staple in skin care routines, beef tallow is making a comeback for its nourishing and healing benefits. But what exactly is it, and why is it gaining so much attention in the skincare world? What is Beef Tallow? Beef tallow is a form of rendered fat derived from the suet of cattle. Traditionally, it has been used in cooking, soap making, and even as a natural skin moisturizer.

2 months ago | blackdoctor.org | Jade Curtis

In 2025, an economic blackout can be a significant tool for driving social and economic change. These organized efforts are designed to send a powerful message to corporations and institutions about the economic strength of the Black community. By strategically withdrawing financial support, these blackouts highlight the impact and influence of collective action. What is an Economic Blackout?

2 months ago | blackdoctor.org | Jade Curtis

Get ready for a history-making event that promises to bring the excitement of March Madness to the heart of HBCU culture! The first-ever Black College Invitational Championship (BCIC) is set to tip off from March 20-23, 2025, at Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, NC -and if you love HBCU sports, culture, and community, this is an event you can't afford to miss. This isn't just another basketball tournament-it's a showcase of HBCU excellence on and off the court.