State of the Black Union 2005: Road to Health
Bishop Long gave the invocation. The event was held at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.
This event was sponsored by Tavis Smiley Presents.
The morning session of State of the Black Union 2005 was titled “Road to Health.” Moderated by television and radio host, Tavis Smiley,… read more
The morning session of State of the Black Union 2005 was titled “Road to Health.” Moderated by television and radio host, Tavis Smiley, experts discussed the health and the health care crisis in America, focusing on the disproportionate effects on the African-American community and individual steps towards better health. Topics included health care disparity between minority and white populations, under- and uninsured persons, education about preventive medical care, and individual self-knowledge about medications, health care, and diet.
Bishop Long gave the invocation. The event was held at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.
This event was sponsored by Tavis Smiley Presents. close
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee Olympic Athlete
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Thomas Parham Assistant Vice Chancellor University of California, Irvine->Counseling and Health Services
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Donna Richardson Fitness Expert
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Ian Smith M.D. Physician
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