Family Reunions and Their Importance in African American Communities
The reunion is a way to connect, keep ties strong, and just enjoy the company of relatives who live near and far.
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The strong Black woman myth: A good or bad thing?
This stereotype suggests Black women are capable of shouldering any burden without showing vulnerability. They are celebrated and admired for this. But is it a blessing or a curse?
Blacks Isolation and Unspoken Struggle with Loneliness Abroad
Behind the glamour of moving to a place with greener pastures lies a topic we rarely discuss: loneliness.
Can I touch your hair? The fascination with Black hair
Black people’s hair has often made them a target for “offensive” comments and questions.
Labor Day: Remembering 6 Black women who fought for your right to work
These women stood at the forefront of the battle for workers’ rights, making the U.S. a safer, more equitable place to have a job.
From Long Hours in Traffic to Work-Life Balance: Employees Choose Remote Work
Employees want to work from the comfort of their homes. Bosses want them back in the office.
The Bitterness of ‘Japa’ – When Loved Ones Leave for Foreign Lands
‘Japa’ is a trending slang among Nigerians derived from the Yoruba language which means to run, flee, or escape.