The Fascinating Traditional World of African Beadwork
The history of African beadwork is rich and multifaceted.
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The Enchanting Labyrinth: Exploring Marrakech’s Markets and Their Impact on Local Life
Marrakech, the “Red City” of Morocco, pulsates with life, fueled by its ancient tradition of market culture.
The Reading Quilt: Hope for the Flowers
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.
The History of Black DJs in Philadelphia
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.
Campaign For Working Families Celebrates ‘Earned Income Tax Credit Day’ With The Grand Opening Of A Newly Acquired Building
The Move Will Help With Its Key Role As A Poverty Fighter.
Heartfelt Gratitude for Your Participation in the Grand Opening and 2024 Tax Season Kick-off
Campaign for Working Families is thrilled to announce its doors opened this past Monday, January 22nd. This marks the beginning of our journey this year to address and serve the tax needs of our communities and beyond.
Enwe Lagwa: African Monkeys That Bury Their Dead
Monkeys and other wild animals are hunted in Nigeria and other African countries. However,
this is different in the Lagwa community, where monkeys have been respected and preserved
since they first settled there more than 300 years ago.
7 Black Women in Finance Making Strides Across the World
These personal finance gurus, coaches, and trailblazers are just the inspiration needed to help you manage your money
Bullies In South African Schools Were Often Bullied Themselves – Insights From An Expert
In 2015, 64% of South African grade 9 learners experience social, verbal, physical or cyber bullying on at least a monthly basis. A similar rate, 65%, was found in 2019.
Africans Discovered Dinosaur Fossils Long Before The Term ‘Paleontology’ Existed
It wasn’t just likely that African people discovered fossils first. It was inevitable.