Black and Bold Queens is a new children’s book celebrating women in Ghana’s history
A new children’s book, Black and Bold Queens: Women in Ghana’s History explores the lives of 16 notable female pioneers and leaders in the West African country.
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Playing a new tune in June……..
Here’s an excuse to explore these upcoming low-cost or free neighborhood festivities in Greater Philadelphia.
The Economic Power of the African Diaspora: Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation
From the bustling markets of the Caribbean to the neighborhoods of Harlem, the entrepreneurial spirit of the African diaspora has thrived, leaving an indelible mark on the economic fabric of their host countries.
South Africa’s cold weather has arrived – some tips on how to stay warm and safe
The first cold fronts have already reached the country’s south-western regions of Cape Town and surrounds, and the interior has started to experience cooler weather
A May Memorial Salute
Let’s bring on the patriotic pomp and circumstance with these upcoming low-cost or free neighborhood festivities, plus some other non-Memorial Day nuggets.
The Amazing Black Woman Behind Some Of The Biggest Black Art Exhibits In America
Pauline Forlenza, Director of The American Federation of Arts (AFA) has been at the forefront of curating exhibits nationwide that highlight the work of Black artists and increase access to diverse audiences.
Black Twitter shaped the platform, but its future lies elsewhere
“Black Twitter” describes a digital gathering of culturally connected Black people who use Twitter to discuss matters related to Black communities.
Mother’s Day: Here are five ways you can appreciate your African mother this Mother’s Day
Here at FunTimes, we have a specially curated list of five (5) ways you can appreciate and celebrate your African mother today:
8 Black-Owned Florists for the perfect Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches, a gorgeous bouquet might be just what will brighten up this special day for the moms, aunties, and grandmothers in your life.