The smaller the better? Why more people are having small weddings.
Now more than before, couples are opting for small weddings for a variety of reasons.
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Style Influencers: “Family Affair”
The soiree showcased a funky blend of a popular remix of styles from the fashion archives that are never a miss! Sequins, hoodies, Adidas jumpsuits. Yes, please! Do as you dare, it was a family Affair!
Finding Love in the African Diaspora
Precisely what is Love? An existential question if we’re talking about the present.
5 Reasons Why Black American Women Find Men Who Cook Attractive
It is said that cooking is an important part of a healthy relationship and Black American women have a history of cooking well making it hard for them to find guys who like to cook
The joyful scent of June means the dawn of summer
To soothe the soul and fill the calendar, the June breeze brings a whispering wave of neighborhood music festivals, dances, concerts, fashion fundraisers, topical exhibits and more.
Baby formula shortage offers time to reflect on breastfeeding
But how did mothers become so completely dependent on a manufactured baby formula and not mothers’ milk?
Infertility Awareness
Infertility is not anyone’s fault. There are many factors that lead to difficulty with conception. Infertility affects 7.3 million Americans. We can show support by being non-judgemental towards people trying to conceive, and by educating ourselves.
What is Black Love Day and Why is it Important for Black Culture
Black Love Day is an African-centered alternative to commercial Valentine’s Day with the spiritual aims of fostering Black self-love rather than self-hatred, more peace to prevent violence, and racial reconciliation.
6 Cost-Friendly Valentine’s Day Activities
In celebration of Black love, we are highlighting 6 cost-friendly Valentine’s Day activities.
Celebrating Black History Doesn’t Mean Separating It From Black Culture – Opinion Piece
February is celebrated as Black history month in America, but as we take a look at our history, we can’t separate it from Black culture. We must ask ourselves: what are we doing to hold on to the many shades of culture represented in the African Diaspora?