Easter Through The Lens Of Black Families

During my childhood, Easter, particularly Good Friday, was a time of deep reflection and solemnity. We spent time in church reflecting on the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. The service usually felt like we were in mourning, with the quiet hymns and somber sermons creating a sense of grief. Easter Sunday had a whole different vibe – new outfits, mouth-watering food, and an all-around celebration.

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New Visa Requirements For African And Caribbean Travelers In 2025

The world of international travel has shifted dramatically in recent months, leaving many African and Caribbean passport holders scrambling to understand new requirements. These changes to visa waivers and visa-on-arrival policies have created unexpected hurdles for travelers who previously enjoyed smoother border crossings. This advisory breaks down what travelers need to know before booking their next international journey.

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Black African And Caribbean Diaspora Athletes With Philadelphia Roots In The NFL Draft 

As the NFL Draft approaches, all eyes turn to the big names and breakout performances. But behind the headlines are hometown heroes. These are athletes from African and Caribbean immigrant families or African American households in the Greater Philadelphia area who carry their communities’ hopes onto the national stage. Their stories are shaped not just by athletic prowess but by perseverance, cultural identity, and the steady guidance of family and neighborhood support.

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