Lettecha Johnson

Lettecha Johnson is an experienced professional that has been doing freelance writing full-time after making the transition from web production. No topic is beyond her reach thanks to a range of knowledge and ability to do strong research.

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Action News Jax •

Less waste, more power: The new era of clean energy

Growing use of clean energy, from solar panels to capturing waste heat to convert into electricity, can help mitigate climate change by keeping landfills emptier over time. Wind and geothermal heat aren't the only infinite power sources, since clean technology can also convert farm waste into biogas for fuel. Advanced recycling continues to aid a circular economy, which can create more jobs for local independence, particularly in rural areas, reducing reliance on global supply chains.
Black America Web •

Relapse Prevention Starts Long Before Treatment Ends

The signs of relapse often reveal themselves gradually in the person’s emotions and mental state long before they take another drink or hit of a drug. A personalized intervention toolkit may include formal behavioral therapists and spiritual leaders in your local church. Identify your triggers and practical action steps to manage them, such as a wellness-based lifestyle that builds strength and provides positive distraction.
MadameNoire •

Color Psychology Is Playing A Bigger Role In Event Planning

When you want a theme about love or want someone to click something, red is the go-to color in color psychology for design, from websites to live events. An intentional use of color can help your attendees engage in specific ways, anchor their memories, and help craft emotional journeys. For black women, the right color palette is deeply tied to personal identity, cultural legacy, and can help express joy or resistance.




Colorcom reports that 84.7% of surv...
MadameNoire •

Content Marketing Strategies That Top-Performing Brands Swear By

Regardless of the product or service being promoted, certain content marketing strategies are at the core of getting results. It all starts with solid research to learn about your potential user, high-quality educational content that speaks to them, and accessibility on the right channels, from email to social media. Once it’s out there, brands use data to see what’s working based on sales and views and adjust campaigns accordingly.




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Black Enterprise •

Explore the future: Master-planned communities explained

Black homeowners seeking stronger community ties, greater security, and resort-like amenities such as clubhouses and boating facilities may want to consider master-planned communities (MPCs). These MPCs have a strong retail presence and residents with higher education levels and incomes. You may be able to play golf, go to the movies, and eat at a high-end restaurant or grocery shop without leaving your development.
Black America Web •

What Working on Oil Rigs Really Looks Like Beyond the Paycheck

Anyone who prefers an outdoor lifestyle in often remote places could feel very at home working on oil rigs, but they must spend very long periods away from home in physically demanding positions. The rig doubles as your home for two weeks at a time under extreme hazards that can include mental fatigue. Black oil rig workers are still very concentrated in lower-paying roles while managing roadblocks to moving up to more lucrative positions like driller, despite finally being admitted to unions in...
Coeur d'Alene Press •

Wildfire risk grows where homeowners let cheatgrass take the ground

Anyone living in a rural Western area faces increased wildfire risk due to the presence of cheatgrass, an invasive species that creates a blanket of combustible fuel. It dries faster than surrounding plants and has strong seeds that survive fires, but homeowners can create defense zones by clearing it out. Further protect yourself with proper weed control, native planting, and the strategic use of some animals.The National Wildlife Federation states that invasive species are the main risk for 42...
Hello Beautiful - Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle and H •

Why Custom Pieces Should Be On Rotation In Your Summer Wardrobe

Like many Black families, you may be preparing for a big family reunion or grandma’s milestone birthday celebration this summer, and are looking for the right custom apparel to create impact. A custom T-shirt and other swag for these events can quickly create an instant sense of belonging with family members who haven’t seen each other in years or are meeting for the first time. It’s a wearable keepsake that forever documents specific years and places, while indirectly helping improve safety, es...
Black America Web •

The hidden economic cost of traffic accidents in black communities

When traffic accidents happen in the Black community, there’s a disproportionate effect on area pedestrians and cyclists’ vulnerability due to poor infrastructure and targeted fines and fees that can place people in an ongoing debt cycle. When injuries require extensive trauma care, Black workers face high healthcare costs and lost productivity, which can have a devastating effect on families and push them further into poverty. There is a need for systematic change, starting with reallocating in...
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint •

How to Support Someone Through the Loss of a Family Member

Dealing with the loss of a family member can be heartbreaking, but genuine support from others can help. Support networks helping at this time may wonder what to say, what to do, and how to provide practical ongoing support during a process that many deal with differently. Help can be as simple as remembering the deceased’s birthday or upcoming holidays, making sure they’re fed, and assisting with any necessary resources they may not be aware of.
Black America Web •

Relationship challenges: Looking beyond the obvious causes of conflict

Relationship challenges from poor communication to financial issues are common causes of strife across demographics. For Black couples, these issues are compounded with conflicting gender expectations due to education and financial imbalance, race-based inequities from the outside world that cause both parties to displace anger onto each other, and negative stereotypes of both genders that the other may have.
Black America Web •

The race to turn health data into longer, healthier lives

Health data technology is allowing Black Americans to get constant real-time updates on vitals from heart rate variability to sleep health, instead of waiting for infrequent lab tests and check-ups, which they may only have a couple of times a year. There are deeper insights into genetics that allow people to personalize their diet, fitness routines, and preventive screenings. While controversial, even artificial intelligence has helped health data innovation by speeding up diagnosis and reducin...
Black America Web •

Boat Insurance Matters More As Black Boat Ownership Keeps Climbing

As more Black Americans reclaim the sea after facing historic barriers such as marina exclusion, some newer owners may be dismissing boat insurance to their detriment. Some may ignore coverage since it’s not legally mandated, and others may feel they don’t use their boats enough to justify a monthly premium. However, if a boating accident occurs, a lack of insurance leaves the owner at risk of paying high out-of-pocket expenses from medical bills to vessel repair/replacement.

A 2022 National Ma...
Black America Web •

The Climate Crisis Is Devastating Homes and Crushing Black Homeownership

On top of lower mortgage approvals and biased appraisals, Black Americans have another hurdle to fight: environmental racism and expenses like higher insurance premiums linked to the climate crisis. Black-owned homes are often in areas with higher heat exposure and low-lying areas prone to flooding, but those in safe areas are now being targeted by developers for displacement. Instead of taking the sun or predatory developers in stride, Black property owners can strengthen home structures agains...
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KIRO 7 News Seattle •

New ranking reveals the best places to live in 2026

Recent city lists reveal that some of the best places to live are mid-sized and suburban areas, as more people desire a combination of cheaper living costs and thriving job markets. However, certain megacities, from San Francisco to Washington D.C, continuously top lists focused on ethnicity or mature age. Some states, like Texas and Indiana, have several cities on these lists.
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint •

Infections of the Skin are on The Rise: Know What to Do to Lower Your Risks

Infections of the skin are a common health concern all over the world, thanks to bacteria, fungi, or viruses. You may avoid infections from ringworm to Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) by practicing good hygiene, avoiding sharing personal items, and keeping the skin moisturized. Always seek medical attention if these skin conditions are followed by spreading redness and associated high fevers.
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