Taraji P. Henson
Taraji P. Henson was born in Washington DC on September 11, 1970. She grew up in a very supportive home and often credits her parents for making her into the strong woman she is today.
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Live It Up. Your Breath-Giving Body
By Chia CheriYour body is incredible. During every breath you take and every move you make, your body is working on automatic to protect you…
Good Trouble; Remembering Hon. John Lewis
John Lewis, the legendary civil rights leader, author, orator and U.S. Representative, transcended the physical realm this past…
Virtual Wawa Welcome America Concert Features African Diaspora Headliners Cynthia Erivo and Jason Derulo
COVID-19 did not stop the holiday shine. On July 4th 2020, Wawa continued its annual Wawa Welcome America’s July 4th Concert..
Carving New Paths during COVID-19 as a Black Femmepreneur
Black women in America and around the world are hustling like no other, spinning straw into gold and killing the game with creative flair….
The Invisible Church
Fr Marcellinus Teko inside the church
By Belinda NzeribeThe invisible Coronavirus has spurred a bustling virtual audience an…
DuBose Printing & Business Services: Finding a New Groove During COVID-19
An African proverb states “If the rhythm of the beat changes, the dance steps must adapt.” This is what many business owners…
Educating the Next Generation During COVID-19
By Nana Ama AddoEducation is a tool that can be used to transcend one’s circumstances and reach higher heights. As a youth in Philadelphia, …
Good Intentions…
While we are on the subject of access to resources and marginalization, sometime in 2016, the city with good intentions closed the Bartram F…
Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana
Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana, is a strong advocate for people of the Diaspora to settle in Africa, specifically Ghana…