Black gamers, a passionate and rapidly growing demographic, often navigate worlds that lack characters that reflect their experiences or stories that resonate with their realities.
Find your rainbows with these energizing upcoming free or low-cost events; they are dedicated to health, education, finance, and jazz music to mark National Jazz Appreciation Month.
Frustrated by American racism and fascinated by African decolonization, Maya Angelou moved to Egypt in 1961 and then Ghana in 1963.
The All Africa Games has become an event that fosters and deepens cultural interactions amongst brother states, and also showcases and elevates performances of African athletes on the global sporting map.
Imagine packing your bags, hopping in your car, and embarking on a solo adventure for 68 days that spans continents and stretches over 10,000 kilometers (6,200 miles).
Black women have been composers, bandleaders, instrumentalists, and innovators who have pushed the boundaries of the genre and left an undeniable mark on its sound.
Get jazzed for some upcoming events covering music, education, the environment, art, and health during the month of renewal
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Flow, or being “in the zone,” is a state of amped-up creativity, enhanced productivity, and blissful consciousness that, some psychologists believe, is also the secret to happiness.
Jon Batiste isn’t easily categorized. His music, a vibrant tapestry woven from threads of jazz, R&B, soul, gospel, and even a sprinkle of classical influences, defies definition.
