Black Music: The Rise of Afrobeats and Afro-Pop
There is a new wave of Black music, and it’s called Afro-Pop or Afro-fusion, and it’s finally getting the international attention it deserves.
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March Means It’s Time for a Woman’s Touch
March signals the advent of spring, but it also means it’s Women’s History Month. Here are free or low-cost events (both virtual and in-person) celebrating women of color who illuminate the world today and yesteryear.
Celebrate Mauritius Independence Day with these Delicious Mauritian Dishes
On March 12th, 1968, Mauritius gained independence from the British. To celebrate this country’s independence, we are exploring 5 of the country’s most intriguing dishes.
National Color Therapy Month: Low-Cost Healing Strategies
March is National Color Therapy Month. In the context of the global climate, and life, many underserved communities may be experiencing emotional stress, trauma, and other mental health ailments, and are financially unprepared to access treatment
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.
This International Women’s Day and Beyond, Be Inspired by Jamaica’s First Female Prime Minister
This formidable woman has been honored in the form of Portia Dreams, the authorized and approved biography on her childhood and pre-teen years, which appears in the form of a children’s book.
5 African Travel Blogs to Feed Your Travel Goals
For many travelers, the opportunity to travel widely over the vast African continent is one of the greatest joys. Africa is a continent full of beautiful people, magnificent scenery, and one-of-a-kind wildlife.
Kids and family activities to kick off March
With spring just around the corner, here are free upcoming outdoor or mostly virtual family-friendly events focusing on music, art, food nature, and education.
Meet Alexis Chateau: How This Black Solo Female Traveler Is Going Against the Grain
Black solo traveler and full-time RVer, Alexis Chateau, says that representation is important to remind people that access to the great outdoors in the solo travel community is not exclusive to one group of people.
The Alchemy of Healing – Personal Piece
The allure of a mountain may be found across its whole form, from its base to its summit. To climb a mountain just for the sake of seeing its summit is to ignore the beauty that lies under every step of its surface.