Successful Black Immigrant-Owned Businesses in the Philadelphia Region
Here’s a look at five Black immigrant-owned businesses in Philadelphia, each making significant contributions to Philadelphia’s vibrant community.
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Why Abbott Elementary is a Love Letter to Black Educators and Students
In a format similar to “Parks and Recreation,” “Modern Family,” and “The Office,” the show tracks teachers at a public school in Philadelphia.
The Double-Edged Sword: Artificial Intelligence in Africa
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries across the globe, and the continent is poised to reap significant benefits from this innovation.
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.
Celebrating Press Freedom: African Journalists Shaping The Narratives With The Power Of The Pen
This article is dedicated to African journalists who have been on the frontlines in the struggle against censorship, intimidation, provocation, and imprisonment from tyrannical regimes.
From Likes To Sales: How Social Media Is Changing The Game For Small Businesses
We are in a digital age where social media has become an integral part of our daily lives and also an essential tool for small businesses to reach a wider audience.
The Reading Quilt: The House on Mango Street
In colorful and compelling vignettes, we experience the main character, Esperanza Cordero, as a Latina coming of age in the poorest part of Chicago.
Pioneering AI Innovations By Black Founders
We must give our flowers to the Black innovators in the AI space, whose contributions are already creating a ripple effect in shaping the latest AI tools and trends and leading the way for future Black innovators in tech.
8 Black Health And Wellness Pioneers That Deserve Their Flowers
These clinicians, researchers, activists, and advocates championed and advanced medicine in this country and beyond.
Fuji: Nigeria’s Dance Floor Anthem Gets Documented
Nigerian singer Síkírù Àyìndé Barrister (1948-2010) pioneered fújì, a Yorùbá genre of popular dance music.