Joe Frazier Day
March 8th will now forever be known as a day to honor a giant in the world of Philadelphia sports, Smokin Joe Frazier.
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Black Men Heal
“All Black men are capable of being whoever they want to be and we gave them a space to transform the narrative about what a Black man is supposed to look like.” – Zakia Williams, founder of Black Men Heal
Should Cowboys’ Owner Jerry Jones Explain 65-Year-Old Racism Photo?
Was he “just there” or is that a representation of who he was? More importantly, is that still a representation of who he is today?
The Realities of A Black Man…An overdue need for Self Care
According to the American Psychiatric Association, only 1 in 3 Black adults who need mental health care actually receive it. Those numbers are believed to be even worse when you’re just dealing with Black men.
Freestyle Love Supreme: Bringing Hip Hop and Broadway Legends to Broad St.
The latest Broadway blockbuster to take the stage at Miller Theater is Freestyle Love Supreme.
5 of the Best African Born Players in the NBA
Here are 5 current NBA players born in Africa that are making plays on the court and finding creative ways to give back off of it.
Top 3 Needs for the Eagles to Address in the Draft: Opinion Piece
On April 28th, the Detroit Lions are on the clock in the 2022 NFL draft. Names will be called, lives will be changed, and franchisees will have another opportunity to reshape their future. As for the Philadelphia Eagles, most fans wouldn’t call last year’s playoff birth coupled with an early exit a success.
How Philadelphia is Honoring the Legacy of Harriet Tubman
“Freedom gives you choices, but education helps you make the right ones”.
Choir Boy and Its Message to Black Youth
With a story of finding your voice, using your voice, and lifting your voice the Philadelphia Theatre Company delivers an exhilarating and thought-provoking coming-of-age tale in Choir Boy.
What’s the Buzz on Abbott Elementary?
One major difference between this show and many of the shows before it, is that Abbott Elementary focuses on a mostly black cast of teachers and administrators serving an underfunded black school, and it all takes place right here in Philadelphia
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