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Following a committee dissolution, Tampa activists talk about unemployment in Black communities

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By Frank Wiley Verified
| WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL) Verified
TAMPA, Fla. — For many Americans, drawing a paycheck is a growing problem. For some groups more than for others, as Tampa moved away this year from a key committee addressing inequality. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics from July of 2025 showed an unemployment rate in the U.S. of 4.6% for Black Americans, compared to 3.1% for all workers.
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Tampa Bay IBD advocate continues to champion awareness despite ongoing health challenges

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By Frank Wiley Verified
| WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL) Verified
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Stephanie A. Wynn said she didn’t know where to turn for help. Her stomach was chronically upset, and she was confined to the floor of her bathroom. The entire experience was painful, both physically and mentally. Embarrassment kept her from seeking help.
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Just Heal, Bro: Multi-city tour advocates for mental health of Black men and boys

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By Frank Wiley Verified
| WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL) Verified
TAMPA, Fla. — A conversation is spreading across the country among Black men. The goal is to push men beyond survival and toward thriving. The multi-city tour is called Just Heal, Bro. “We were not meant to do life alone. Babies die for lack of touch. We understand the reality of a solitary confinement. 24 hours without human contact, it literally starts to change the shape of your brain,” Lawrence Adjah, panelist for Just Heal, Bro, said.
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