The Effect of Malaria on Africa
Malaria has tremendous economic repercussions for people, families, communities, and countries.
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The Reading Quilt: The Steam Chasers: The Blackness of Space
This month, a YA Lit book that takes us on a journey to Space Camp where we learn about the amazing Black astronauts and physicists, is the focus of this month’s reading quilt.
The Good Earth
Today more than one billion people observe and participate in Earth Day worldwide. Here are some “earth-while” and mostly free activities to consider.
Responding to Climate Change in South Africa
Globally, as the effects of climate change become more apparent, the reaction is gradually gaining traction. Coping with climate change requires imaginative and inventive answers at all levels of society…
8 Black-Owned Handbag Brands To Carry You Through 2022
A handbag can be our most prized possession, a piece of art, or the everyday tote you rely on.
5 Best African Volunteer Programs
These days, the greatest Africa volunteer tours provide some of the best possibilities to make a long-term impact in communities throughout the world.
Jazz and Baseball Were Teammates
FunTimes Fun: Events & Entertainment! The rhythm of every pitch, just like every note, has a story.
Learning about Hemophilia Ahead of World Hemophilia Day
Each year, on April 17, World Hemophilia Day is observed internationally.
10 of the Healthiest Alcoholic Drinks
While alcohol certainly has some negative health effects, there can also be advantages to moderate consumption. While some forms of alcohol contain a fair number of calories on their own, a big issue in all of this is mixers.
The Culture of Slapping
A slap’s objective is generally to humiliate rather than to damage. The term “slap” is commonly used to downplay the apparent severity of an act, even if the conduct was very harsh.