Diggin’ November!
Shakespeare reimagined, journalism awards, museum freebies for the military for Veterans Day, restaurant week discounts, and more, all fill the calendar of free or (mostly) low-cost autumn activities in the Philadelphia area.
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Exploring Street Food in Lagos That Will Delight Your Taste Bud
Lagos, the ever-busy commercial city in Nigeria, and a melting pot for all ethnic groups in the country is a food haven for all who crave a stimulating culinary delight.
How Much do You Know About the Magic of STEM?
From the moment we wake up until we go to sleep, science and technology play a vital role in our lives.
The American Dream: Stories of Success and Perseverance by African Americans
In this in-depth exploration, we delve into the lives and stories of African Americans who have triumphed over adversity, shattered glass ceilings, and blazed trails toward their versions of the American Dream.
LOCAL SHOPS TO EXPLORE IN WEST AFRICA
Here are some local shops to visit in some of these countries that make up the West Africa region.
Discovering Nigeria’s Natural Wonders: Landscapes of Enchantment
The country’s diversity and beauty are remarkable, from the towering waterfalls to the mystical hills, serene springs, and thriving national parks.
10 Poetry Books by Black Poets to Add to Your Book Shelf
From ancient African poems to the work songs of enslaved people and the flood of amazing poetry during the Harlem Renaissance to right now, there’s just so much to read and celebrate from Black poets
Philadelphia is facing an historic and pivotal political moment
The city is poised to be headed up by its first African American female mayor or its first Asian American mayor
Favela Boys Apparel: Bridging Fashion and Tech for a Brighter Future
They’re breaking through the usual boundaries that separate fashion and technology, and their unique blend of style and social purpose is truly inspiring.
The Gig Economy in Africa: Opportunities for Freelancers
With this new type of work, the traditional mode of employment no longer takes precedence as people can discover new ways of earning a living.