How Much do You Know About the Magic of STEM?
From the moment we wake up until we go to sleep, science and technology play a vital role in our lives.
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Eco-friendly business practices for African small businesses
Businesses in Africa, both small and big, need to tweak their practices to ensure environmental sustainability.
Colorful threads of culture: Traditional African attires across the continent
Africans are known for their colorful and vibrant attires, which are often displayed during cultural events.
The Makeup of Racism: How the beauty industry keeps failing women of color
One of the issues still affecting the beauty industry is its failure to cater adequately to diverse beauty needs. People of color have struggled for years to find beauty products that work for them. They have been excluded from the beauty space by the lack of shades that match their unique skin tones.
Black History Month in the UK: 11 Remarkable Black women who shaped British history
It is a time for recognizing and celebrating the stories and contributions made by amazing Black people to the cultural and economic development of the UK.
Khoikhoi Heritage: A glimpse into one of Africa’s oldest indigenous groups
Join us on a journey into the heart of Khoikhoi heritage, to get a glimpse of the
diversity and richness of one of Africa’s indigenous peoples.
Bantu Knots: The Timeless African Hair Tradition
When we think of natural hairstyles with rich history and lasting popularity, Bantu knots always come to mind.
Bum bum and self-esteem: BBL has taken Black culture by storm
With the rate at which ladies are undergoing this procedure, one may ask, what is the obsession with women having a small waist and big hips lately?
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.
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?