Closing the gap in health care for African Americans and the underserved (CTGIHC) is 15 years old! Fifteen years ago the idea of CTCIHC was born and we became a 501c3 organization. When I pitched the idea to others, it received minimal enthusiasm. Happy to say...
Dr. John W.V. Cordice September 20, 1958 a young emerging civil rights leader, Rev Martin Luther King Jr, was stabbed by a mentally ill African American women in New York City while he was promoting his book Striving toward Freedom...
I grew up on Allen-Benedict Court in Columbia, South Carolina where my parents instilled in me and my siblings that it was proper to say thank you when someone is nice or accommodating to us. So, with that in mind, I want to take this opportunity to say thank you to...