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When the Truth Comes Late, Who Pays the Price?

We’ve fought for justice in the streets, in the boardrooms and in the courts—but what happens when justice gets murky in the most personal of places: the home, the heart and the family? The question in this image cuts deep: If a man pays child support for years and later finds out the child isn’t biologically his, should the woman repay him? That’s not just a legal issue—that’s a moral one. That’s a question of accountability. Of dignity. Of emotional and financial equity.

Brothas, we’re not talking about walking away from a child who needed love. We’re talking about truth withheld. Science has evolved. DNA doesn’t lie—but people do. And when a man stands up, does what’s right and invests…

Breaking the Silence: Raising Prostate Cancer Awareness in Black Men

Dr Eva McGrowder, Senior Trial Manager, The Institute of Cancer Research, shares insights on the increased risk of prostate cancer for Black men below.

Black men have a higher risk of dying from prostate cancer due to several factors, many of which are interconnected and complex. Firstly, Black men are often diagnosed with prostate cancer at more advanced stages, which limits treatment options and decreases survival rates. This delay can be due to a variety of reasons, including lack of awareness, lower rates of screening, and limited access to healthcare resources.

Many Black men may not also fully understand their risk for prostate cancer or may be misinformed about the importance of early screening. This can lead to delays in seeking medical attention or in receiving regular screenings, both of which are crucial for early detection and better outcomes.

Lastly,…