hese interesting events could be in your near future: They run the gamut: Stand-up comedy in church, a virtual look at the life and times of the beloved entertainer Pearl Bailey, a night out for back-to-school college students, and – you have to check this out — a “silent” dance party with three DJs and night clubbers wearing headphones.
Along with Philadelphia being recognized as the birthplace of the United States, it also shares a reputation as one of the vanguards for the growth of Black history through the role it played in the fight for the emancipation of slaves, the abolitionist movement, and the famous underground railroad activity which led to the freedom of many slaves.
African countries that require no visa for citizens from any country on the continent are setting a remarkable example for others to follow. While some have already joined the journey, others still appear yet to take this much-needed step.
Marking a 12-year and 12-game stretch, the Giants lost yet another game against the Eagles in a 20-13 victory.
At Anfield stadium, Manchester United broke a four-game losing streak in the 2024/25 English Premier League season, marking a victory and redemption for Manchester United after Liverpool crushed Manchester United in 3-0 defeat on August 4th, 2024.
As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, people around the world will celebrate the start of 2025 with unique traditions. We have rounded up some of the ways different countries ring in the new year.
In the spirit of a new beginning, let’s check out some free or low-cost post-holiday activities of interest. And, as you will see, our active community of talent-rich poets is packing a punch here in early 2025.
For African and Caribbean countries, traditions, cultures, and customs go far beyond fireworks and concerts.
Philadelphia holds a distinguished place in the annals of Negro League Baseball, serving as a pivotal hub for African American baseball talent and a beacon for the Black community during an era of segregation and racial discrimination.
The holiday honors the rich traditions and values of the African diaspora, offering an opportunity to remember the past, appreciate the present, and dream of a better tomorrow.
