
The Heart Of Black History Month
From virtual Valentine’s workshops to book–discussions, go out, pucker up, and plant a kiss in February.
From virtual Valentine’s workshops to book–discussions, go out, pucker up, and plant a kiss in February.
With a 40.83% Black population, the popularity of Afrobeat has continued to soar especially as a good number of Nigerians and Ghanaians make up this demographic.
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This week’s events reflect the transformative power of books and music.
In the artistic streets of Philadelphia, a different kind of treat is being dished out: tiny bursts of poetry and unexpected solace, courtesy of artist-activist LindoYes and his “Gumball Project.”
I would win the argument that humans are not that much different from butterflies. Here is why: In the quest to find the meaning of life, a person must become introspective and brave.
Even though the Black Panther films didn’t represent Africans on their own complex terms, they’re still a major cultural phenomenon.
Whether it be the Olympic event, commonwealth games, or the World Championships in Athletics, African athletes have not only made a good representation of themselves but have also gathered a medal haul that is a representation of their success.
Philadelphia, the “City of Brotherly Love,” boasts a rich musical tapestry, and the threads spun by generations of Black DJs are woven into its very fabric.
Don’t be left out in the cold…break out your cell phone for a selfie moment to capture these January events and activities.