Soft Life And The New Black Work Culture
In recent years, there has been a powerful cultural shift among Black professionals and creatives globally: the embrace of the soft life.
In recent years, there has been a powerful cultural shift among Black professionals and creatives globally: the embrace of the soft life.
Traveling the world is a liberating experience and a chance to immerse yourself in new cultures. That time of the year when we get to pack our bags, book flights, and experience an unforgettable moment around the world is here.
There are some conversations Black men need to have with each other that go beyond the game, the grind, or even the latest headlines. One of the most important is prostate cancer.
If you’re a Philly native or just happen to be in the City of Brotherly Love during summer, chances are you’ve caught wind of the excitement – SIPS is back for its 21st season, bringing you the best happy hour deals in town.
The largest African American street festival in North America, ODUNDE Festival, is back, and it is celebrating 50 years this summer.
What is in a name? Does a memorable name truly shape first impressions? It’s all a matter of perspective. Some believe that a name itself does not hold intrinsic value or define the essence of a person. But can the same be said about job titles?
For many, May 25 is just another date on the calendar, but for millions of people across Africa and the diaspora, it is a day that holds great significance – African Liberation Day (ALD). On this day, many African countries and communities around the world celebrate the hard-fought achievement of their freedom from European colonial powers.
We are in the final days of May, and what better way to cap off the month than with a vibrant mix of culture, reflection, and celebration? As we get ready to bid May goodbye, the City of Brotherly Love has a vibrant and unforgettable lineup of events for Black people and several others to connect, reflect, celebrate, and engage with the community.
It’s that time of the year again when Nigeria witnesses its own version of the Academy Awards, the African Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA). Since its inception in 2013, it has recognized excellence in cinematic achievements across Africa, particularly Nollywood.
Since its inception, the #HillmanTok movement has grown in leaps and bounds, offering educational content across various subjects from chemistry to theology to business.