Spotting the Rare Eves of Our Time: Meet Battalion Chief Lisa C. Forrest
“Women are leaders everywhere you look–from the CEO that runs a Fortune 500 Company to the housewife who raises her children and leads her household. Our country was built by…
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5 African Travel Blogs to Feed Your Travel Goals
For many travelers, the opportunity to travel widely over the vast African continent is one of the greatest joys. Africa is a continent full of beautiful people, magnificent scenery, and one-of-a-kind wildlife.
Meet Alexis Chateau: How This Black Solo Female Traveler Is Going Against the Grain
Black solo traveler and full-time RVer, Alexis Chateau, says that representation is important to remind people that access to the great outdoors in the solo travel community is not exclusive to one group of people.
Gambia Independence Day: Exploring Gambia’s Malinke, Fulani, and Wolof Traditional Artforms, and Contemporary Uses in African Diasporic Storytelling
Happy Independence Day, Gambia! On February 18th, this West African country gained independence from the British. To celebrate, we are exploring Gambia’s traditional storytelling, fashion, and food mediums, and their influences on modern culture
How to Have an Anxiety-Free Valentines Day
Valentine’s Day seems to be one of those occasions that you either adore or dread, regardless of whether or not you’re in a relationship.
What’s the Buzz on Abbott Elementary?
One major difference between this show and many of the shows before it, is that Abbott Elementary focuses on a mostly black cast of teachers and administrators serving an underfunded black school, and it all takes place right here in Philadelphia
Celebrating 5 Black LGBTQ+ Athletes
Sexuality and sports are inextricably linked. By and large, LGBT athletes want to be remembered for their accomplishments rather than their sexual orientations. Their unapologetically out-and-proud status provides much-needed exposure for Black voices in our LGBTQ community.
Leadership Trends to Explore in 2022
Though it’s great for individuals who believe in the power of resolutions and intentions for the new year, let’s not limit the ‘turning of a new leaf’ at the personal level. The improvement should also spill into businesses and the leadership that guides their operations
5 of the Best Planners from Black-Owned Brands For Starting Out The New Year Right
These 5 Black-owned planner companies have amazing planners, tabs, stationery, and covers, for you to support while getting your 2022 journey organized.
The Reading Quilt: Yes, You Can
This may be the book that motivates a young scholar to explore the history of African American men in the teaching profession and take up the mantle of teaching.