Dads Can Be Nurturing Too: Debunking Stereotypes About Fatherhood In The Modern Family
The role of fathers has evolved significantly, a different ball game from the times of our parents.
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Closing the Wage Gap and The Fight for Economic Justice for Black Workers
While income inequality is a common denominator among each group, for many Blacks, wage disparities, though have improved from the 70s and 80s, have been particularly sluggish in their growth.
The Invisible Impact and Enduring Strength of Black Military Families
Black soldiers have bravely and distinguishably served in America’s armed forces throughout the country’s history, from the Battle of Lexington to the Battle of Fallujah.
Mental Health Awareness: ”We Need More Professionals” – Speaker Joanna Mcclinton Says
Joanna McClinton, Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, spoke exclusively to FunTimes Magazine on her new status, how Black communities can be heard, and policy conversations around mental health awareness.
International Day of Families: Preservation of Black Family Units
The International Day of Families brings to the fore the importance of Black family units as the bedrock on which Black communities, cultures, and society are built.
Modern Motherhood: Balancing Work, Family, and Self-Care in Black Homes
In today’s ever-changing world, modern motherhood in Black households is becoming increasingly inclusive and diverse, dismantling outdated expectations and paving the way for a more accepting world.
Fake News and Fact-Checking: How to Be a Discerning Reader in the Digital Age
Fake news, though not new, has become a much larger issue in the digital age.
Climate Change in Africa
Climate change poses a rising threat to Africa, one of the most sensitive continents to its consequences.
An Untold Story: Why The Met Gala Is More Than Just A Party For Celebrities.
What exactly goes on behind the velvet ropes? What does it all mean, and why should it matter?
Engaging Black Communities in the Political Process
It is not enough for Black people to simply be present at the decision-making table; we must also have a say in what is being served.