8 Black-Owned Art Galleries and Museums You Should Know
Black-owned art galleries and museums provoke emotion, translate our joy and pain, and highlight our originality.
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Healing Traditions in the African Diaspora: Rediscovering Cultural Wellness
These practices, deeply rooted in the shared experiences of resilience and adaptation, offer a profound glimpse into the cultural fabric of the diaspora.
What Black Barbie Dolls Looked Like Throughout History
There have been many notable Black Barbie dolls throughout Mattel’s history as it sought to expand representation.
Emperor Haile Selassie’s 131st Birthday Celebration Brings Rastafarians Together, Addressing His Reported Death in 1966: A Reflection within the Black Community
Estimated to number between 700,000 and 1,000,000 globally, Rastafarian communities are located on almost every continent today.
Understanding the Lip Plates and Traditions of the Mursi People
For the Mursi women, the lip plate is an epitome of beauty, maturity and a true expression of their femininity.
The Argungu Fishing Festival: A Celebration of Culture in Kebbi, Nigeria
The event is a celebration of tradition and skill, showcasing the mastery of fishermen who have travelled from various local governments within and outside the state, who have come armed with only a hand net to wade into the river, struggling with the currents and the ever-slippery fish.
The Rev. Leon H. Sullivan: Champion of Economic Empowerment and Civil Rights
The Rev. Leon H. Sullivan was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who promoted self-help in the form of creating job training opportunities to advance the African-American community.
8 Podcasts About Black History for Your Playlist
These shows explore the untold narratives and nuances of Black history, infusing stories with personality and passion.
Why a handwritten will found in Aretha Franklin’s couch got R‑E‑S‑P‑E‑C‑T from a jury
The four-page document, drafted in 2014, will now guide how the singer’s multimillion-dollar estate and royalties will be distributed among her heirs.
Mount Afadja (Mt Afadjato or “Avedzeto.”)
Are you an adventure seeker looking for a new challenge in Ghana? Look no further than Mount Afadjato, the highest mountain in the country!