May Returns in Full Event Bloom
From multiculturalism at iconic LOVE Park to a brand new public art sculpture near the Cherry Street Pier, spring is in full bloom for both virtual and in-person (low-cost or free) activities in the Philadelphia area.
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How Eczema Looks on Melanated Skin & How to Treat It
Eczema is the second most common skin condition in the Black community but many don’t know they have it.
End of April Showers, Jazz, and a Green Planet
Here are some “earth-while” mostly free activities to consider for your wellness, well-being, and your overall entertaining delight
8 Spring Black-Owned Decor Must-Haves To Bring Color And Character To Your Space
You made it to spring! Sometimes that means a complete overhaul of your decor, and other times that just means getting a few new statement pieces that bring some extra personality to your home.
8 Black-Owned Eyelash Brands for Your Next Glam Look
Few things can boost your confidence as instantly as a good pair of false lashes. False eyelashes are a great way to get the look of full lashes without the hassle of mascara.
5 Best African Painters
Let us go into the realm of artworks that have had a significant impact on the landscape of African culture.
After the Lenten Sacrifice, Then What?: An Opinion Piece
is in the sacrifice of things and conditions that we usually depend on where we acknowledge that we don’t have permanent ownership of or access to them. We make the sacrifice to acknowledge that holding on to those things and conditions may be the best expression of love.
5 Best African American Jazz Players
Of course, there is no comprehensive list of the greatest jazz artists of all time. There are, however, several well-known jazz performers that come to mind whenever we discuss the players who have had a significant impact on the evolution of the genre.
From the Piggy Bank to Better Savings: Financial Literacy for Children
“Money is central to transacting life, day-in and day-out. Where we live, what we eat, the clothes we wear, the car we drive, health care, education, child-rearing, gift giving, vacations, entertainment, heat, air-conditioning,
COVID’s Economic Shift Part I: The Place of Black Communities in Gig Economies
In part 1 of the series, we explore changes brought by the ‘great resignation’, and utilize qualitative and quantitative research to determine the impact of the ‘gig’ economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.