The Language of Black Communities: Dialects, Slang, and Vernacular – Keeping Traditions Alive in the Digital Age: Challenges and Opportunities
Among Black communities, the uniqueness of language is deeply interwoven into the fabric of their society.
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HBCU Spotlight: Showcasing the Unique Contributions of Historically Black Colleges
From the moment they came into existence, HBCUs have contributed to shaping the trajectory of many African American lives and offering them educational empowerment which has seen them achieve remarkable strides in American society.
Influential Black Artists of Our Time
As a vehicle for social change, artists have continued to use their works to address injustices, oppose norms, and advocate for changes.
From Shackles To Sovereignty: Inspirational African Leaders In The Fight Against Colonialism
Self-determination became a uniting decimal among many inspirational leaders all across Africa.
Rediscovering Our Roots: The Significance of African Movie Industries in Preserving and Displaying African History
Filmmakers have become custodians of history and must work tirelessly to provide accurate descriptions of the African experience.
Hidden Gems of Black History
History is replete with tales of courage, and determination of many men and women of Black origin.
Legends of the Game: Celebrating the Legacy of Philadelphia Black Sports Athletes
Philadelphia has remained a city with a rich history in sports and has produced several remarkable Black athletes who through their skills, dedication, and excellence have gone on to become legends in their various fields of sports.
Exploring Philadelphia’s Black Heroes: Guion Bluford, Octavius V. Catto, Rebecca J. Cole, Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens, Crystal Bird Fauset, Jessie Redmon Fauset, James Forten, and Francis Ellen Watkins Harper.
Known for its crucial role in the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the city is home to a rich history of monuments and an array of ethnic nationalities amongst which are the Black heroes whose courage, resilience, and commitment have impacted the growth of American Democracy.
Green Gold Rush: The African Nations Leading the Renewable Energy Charge
On average, African countries use renewables for 40.5% of their electricity generation. This is higher than the global average (34.1%), the EU average (39.1%), the UK (37.9%), Japan (18.6%) and the US (17.9%).
The Growing Influence of AfroBeat in Philadelphia
With a 40.83% Black population, the popularity of Afrobeat has continued to soar especially as a good number of Nigerians and Ghanaians make up this demographic.