Labor Day In Philly
Want to explore art and history at top museums, have fun at a park, or dive into some other festive activities? This city has it all.
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Black rodeo culture has been overlooked. It’s time for them to shine
Contrary to the popular narrative, the history of the American West is not solely the story of white settlers. Historians estimate that 20% to 25% of the people who settled in the continental U.S. West were Black men and women.
Mwaka Kogwa Festival in Tanzania
Mwaka Kogwa holds particular importance for deepening cultural legacies and strengthening community cohesion. Activities around the festival begin with traditional songs amongst the people, highlighting the values, beliefs, and history.
A Labor (Day) Of Love
Here are some engaging low-cost or free festivities focusing on Labor Day Weekend fun, parades, music, and movies
Made In Mozambique: Celebrating The Azgo Festival (Mozambique’s Music And Art Festival)
Originating from Maputo, the famed port city and capital of Mozambique, the event draws its name from the slang – AZGO which means “Let’s Go”.
Top Sustainable Fashion From Ghana That You Can Buy In August
Beyond its iconic Kente fabrics, Ghana is cultivating a reputation as a center for sustainable design.
Lean Into August Activities
Seize the last drop of summer before it ends. To inspire you, check out these engaging low-cost or free festivities focusing on art, music, films, food, and topical book discussions.
Get Wrapped Up In August
Read on for low-cost or free entertainment of community music, films, food, dance, and photo exhibits, as a summer of sizzling (that’s a cross between sizzling and dazzling: Sazzling) neighborhood events heats up.
Surfing, Football, And More: Top Popular Sports Activities Making Waves In Liberia
From the sandy beaches to the urban pulse of Monrovia, sports play an integral role in the lives of many Liberians.
How Black Footballers Are Denied Recognition Despite Their Brilliance
Racism seems to be taking root in the reportage of sporting events whereby efforts are made to either downplay the contributions of Black sports athletes or villainize them as contributors to a team’s failure.