Coffee Table Books by Black Authors
These coffee table books allow us to celebrate our shared heritage, honor our ancestors, and embrace our collective beauty.
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Sankofa: Embracing the African Concept of Learning from the Past
This concept emphasizes the importance of drawing wisdom and knowledge from one’s history to navigate today’s and tomorrow’s challenges.
Sisterhood and Brotherhood: Exploring the Bond of African American Fraternities and Sororities
African-American fraternities and sororities are vibrant threads, weaving unity, purpose, and a strong sense of identity.
MASQUERADE: WHEN THE SPIRITS COME OUT TO MINGLE
Among one of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, masquerades were viewed in the past to be an embodiment of ancestral spirits and were treated sacredly.
5 Business Opportunities for Blacks in Canada
If you are a Black entrepreneur looking for business opportunities in Canada, here are five areas worth exploring.
Ethiopia: A Journey into the Cradle of Humanity
Ethiopia is a place where marvels and ancient traditions meet.
Labor Day: Remembering 6 Black women who fought for your right to work
These women stood at the forefront of the battle for workers’ rights, making the U.S. a safer, more equitable place to have a job.
The Reading Quilt: After Tupac & D Foster
In her book After Tupac & D Foster (Putnam, 2008), prolific young adult author Jacqueline Woodson introduces her readers to a group of Tupac’s biggest fans.
Luxury Retreats: Indulging in Exquisite Accommodations Across Africa
Africa is a continent with an incredible range of beauty and diversity, attracting travelers seeking adventure, wildlife, and culture.
50 Years of Hip-Hop: Tracing the Global Journey of Its Beats, Rhythms, and Influence within the Black Community
On August 11, 1973, DJ Kool Herc and his sister Cindy threw the now legendary Back To School jam in the recreation room of 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in The Bronx, New York.