African American comedians have used humor as a form of creative agency to shine a light on a variety of injustices; provoke stereotypes; as well as help foster a conversation about race, politics, and inequity
Nowruz isn’t just any New Year celebration, it is a deeply cultural, historical, and spiritual event observed by millions of people across the world.
March has been described as “a melody of opportunities.” From southern soul to pop, find your melody with these entertaining opportunities.
Among the many wordsmiths who have shaped the trajectory of society are the Black poets whose skill with words has challenged stereotypes, confronted oppression, and redefined Black identity.
Philadelphia is called The City of Murals, thanks to the thousands of murals found throughout the city streets. This living gallery is home to several street art and works that celebrate a history of culture and diversity.
Radiating different shades of melanin so rich it could make a sunset jealous, Black Beauty Queens have strutted, slayed the pageant stage, and shaken up the status quo. When Beyoncé sang Brown Skin Girl, it served as a reminder that every shade of Black beauty is worthy of admiration.
Off the coast of East Africa, in the Indian Ocean, lies the beautiful island of Comoros. Famously referred to as the “perfumed isles,” Comoros is an archipelago composed of four main islands: Grande Comore (Ngazidja), Mohéli (Mwali), Anjouan (Nzwani), and Mayotte (Maore).
Podcasting, once a niche medium, has experienced exponential growth. In the United States, awareness of podcasting soared from 22% of the adult population in 2006 to nearly 80% by 2022.
Spicy foods create a burning feeling that can make one feel like their mouth is on fire. Despite this attribute, they are constantly consumed and enjoyed all over the world.
March is filled with many notable observances like World Wildlife Day, World Water Day, and, of course, Women’s History Month, when history becomes herstory; it’s like a wonderful birthday for women all month long.
