8 Influential Black Athletes In Olympic History
From the tough tracks of the 1936 Berlin Olympics to the pools of today and middle-distance runs, Black Olympians have spoken for their people, inspired many people, and changed the sport in many ways.
From the tough tracks of the 1936 Berlin Olympics to the pools of today and middle-distance runs, Black Olympians have spoken for their people, inspired many people, and changed the sport in many ways.
This month could easily be called Fab-ruary. From witch-themed book signings to Motown-era dance parties, event-goers, seize the fab in February and chill out to some fantastic entertainment to close the month making way for March.
Today, many contemporary Black artists have continued to take the global stage with their work and representation of social issues. Here are 5 top Black contemporary artists making a cultural difference.
As the name implies, Fulani braids originated from the Fulani- a tribe that lives across West Africa, the Sahel, and the Sahara. Also called the Fula people, this hairdo remains the staple among females and is often adorned with silver coins, beads, and cowry shells.
Just as one would expect in any scene of values excellence, there are notable players of African descent who became Grandmasters in the game of Chess and others with notable achievements too.
You may probably remember some fashion items you bet you would never see again. But guess what? They are back in stores today to prove you wrong.
Whenever Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie makes headlines, the internet and literary world take notice. From the personal loss of her aged parents to the controversy on womanhood, and accolades from prestigious institutions like Harvard, PEN international, she remains a defining voice in contemporary literature.
Jamaica is a food lover’s paradise, with a unique fusion of Caribbean, African, and British influences—from jerk chicken and curry goat to fresh seafood. In this story, we feature five top restaurant picks from the sunny island from the heart of Jamaica.
Every month needs a parade, or at least a big calendar of endless events. And February does not disappoint. Spoil yourself with the riches of these events, ranging from Black History Month celebrations to the joy of jazz concerts.
With storytelling now a form of art engaging the heart and soul of its listeners, African American directors have ushered in their moment, empowered to bear bold visions and narratives that are intimately close to the heart but have universal appeal.