What Africa Stands To Gain From South Africa Hosting The G20
History was made as the world’s most influential economic forum, the G20, was held on African soil for the first time.
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What Hosting The Michelin Guide Northeast Awards Means For Local Restaurants In Philly
The possibility of Philly being included as part of the Michelin Guide has been talked about for years, and finally, it is a reality. This is considered a major milestone for the city’s culinary reputation, as it is the first time the city’s dining scene will be spotlighted.
Top 5 Visa-Free African Countries To Travel To For Detty December
It is that time again where we get to just slow down, look back, and enjoy the rewards of all the effort you’ve poured in from the beginning of the year till these final moments. The month of December always comes with celebrations, fashion, food, and pure vibes and chill. In Nigeria, there is a name for it – Detty December.
Religion, Culture, And The Halloween Debate In Black And African Communities
or many Black people, especially those who grew up with very religious or traditional parents, Halloween is more than just candy, spooky decorations, and costumes. Across Black and African communities, the holiday is met with skepticism and reluctance and often sparks heated debates about religion and culture.
Where Did Our Respect Go? The Gradual Loss Of African Values And Morals
Growing up in the 90s, our neighborhood thrived on deeply rooted cultural and moral values. The rules of respect were unwritten, but every child knew to always greet those older and never to speak back to an elder. Every young adult knew to give up their seats when they saw an elder without one.
What The Lost Libraries Of Timbuktu Tell About Africa’s Rich Literary Heritage
What comes to mind when you hear the word Timbuktu? For some, it is a remote, beautiful, imaginary place far away, at the end of the world. Others may conjure up images of a legendary, lost city in northwest Africa with golden treasures hidden away.
How Black Entrepreneurs In Philly Can Use AI To Grow Their Business
The use of AI presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. Black people and other people of color can tap into the benefits of this accessible technology to grow their businesses.
Oktoberfest Lights Up Philadelphia With Food, Beer, And Fun
The fall calendar will not be complete without the annual Oktoberfest in Philadelphia, featuring German beer, bratwurst, polka music, and traditional festivities.
It’s Not Just Women, Men Get Breast Cancer Too, And Here’s What You Need To Know
Often overlooked and misunderstood, the reality is that men can also get breast cancer, though it is rare. About 1 out of every 100 breast cancers diagnosed in the United States is found in a man.
Statue Of Black Woman In Times Square Sparks Debates About Race And Representation
She is Black, bold, and beautiful, standing 12 feet tall with hands on her hips and an unapologetic gaze. A bronze statue of a plus-size Black woman in everyday clothes and braided hair in the heart of Times Square has been generating a lot of controversy across social media and newsrooms.
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