Just in time for Black Maternal Health week, Carol’s Daughter will partner with the Mama Glow Foundation for the second year of its Love Delivered – an initiative launched by the renowned hair care company to provide more Black women with access to doula services. Per PR Newswire, the program is designed to serve as support to Black birthing people and babies before, during, and after birth. “As we celebrate Black Maternal Health Week, we center joy in the Black birthing experience,” said Mama Glow founder and CEO, Latham Thomas in an official press release.  “We celebrate the triumphs, our collective solutions, and our self-determination.  Birth is meant to be transcendent, and we all deserve to experience empowerment through birth. The doula grants made possible through the three-year $225,000 commitment from Carol’s Daughter, further the mission to support safe, healthy and joyful birth outcomes for Black families in need.”

Working out from home will now become more productive thanks to OxeFit and its latest technology. The leading integrated fitness brand has just released the XS1 — an all-inclusive professional system combining cardio and strength training. The product becomes OxeFit’s first direct-to-consumer product and is likely to be a standout. Unlike various in-home systems where users have to choose between cardio or strength training, users will have the opportunity to customize their workout programs and pinpoint their specific fitness and health goals. “It’s important to us to introduce this revolutionary training system to consumers so that they can experience the results for themselves,” CEO and co-founder of OxeFit Mohammed Rab Shanableh told AfroTech. “Since day one, OxeFit has been committed to revolutionizing the way athletes train, with science and technology that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible when you have the right data. Today, with the XS1, we take an incredibly...