Donald Trump Is the New President, What Does It Mean for the African Continent?
What could a second Trump administration mean for Africa? And more importantly, should Africa brace itself for another round of being ghosted on WhatsApp?
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Philadelphia’s Role In Negro League Baseball
Philadelphia holds a distinguished place in the annals of Negro League Baseball, serving as a pivotal hub for African American baseball talent and a beacon for the Black community during an era of segregation and racial discrimination.
Reset Your Mind: 5 Mental Health Resolutions To Thrive In 2025
If there’s one thing we’ve learned in recent years, it’s that mental health is just as important as physical health—and in some cases, even more so. While we all know the drill of hitting the gym and swapping burgers for salads come January, mental health resolutions often don’t make it onto our lists.
Making A Career Change In 2025: How To Plan, Pivot, And Succeed
Changing careers in 2025 can feel like standing at a crossroads, holding a map of your dreams, and deciding which path to take. For many Africans and African Americans, it’s also a journey tied to cultural identity, legacy, and aspirations for economic empowerment.
Making Resolutions Stick: Psychology-Backed Tips For A Productive 2025
Let’s face it: For many, resolutions don’t even make it past January. So, how do we break this annual cycle of broken promises? The key lies in understanding the psychology behind habits and behavior change, tailored to cultural contexts, particularly for Africans and African Americans.
2024 Recap: The Best Of African Cinema
This year, African films celebrated at significant festivals and competed at prestigious awards, cementing their status as essential players in the global film industry. For fans and newcomers alike, 2024 was a vibrant reminder: African stories are not just for Africa—they’re for the world.
Black Photographers Who Captured History: The Legacy Of Roy DeCarava And Moneta Sleet Jr.
At its most potent, photography becomes more than a captured image—it transforms into a language of resistance, storytelling, and identity. This medium became a revolutionary tool for Roy DeCarava and Moneta Sleet Jr..
Black History In China: The History Of China’s First Black Inhabitants
The history of Africans in China ranges from the Silk Road of the Tang dynasty to the contemporary struggles and triumphs of African expatriates.
How East African Culture Shaped The Music Of A State In India
Today, we’re diving into the incredible journey of how East African culture shaped the music of Gujarat, a state in western India. It’s a tale of migration, connection, and the universal language of rhythm.
Stormy Weather And The Dialectics Of African-American Performance In WWII-Era Hollywood
The 1943 film Stormy Weather sits at a unique intersection in cinematic history, embodying Hollywood’s WWII-era discovery of new audiences and the complex relationship between African-American culture and performance.