Planting the seeds for fall fun
From Halloween movie nights to old-school kite-flying, here are some cool free, or low-cost entertaining autumn activities in the Philadelphia area.
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Openly Communicate in Relationships: No One Can Read Your Mind
It is a general global acceptance that communication is key to relationships, yet several of the brewing storms that make landfall on relationships can be traced back to a lack or inability to articulately communicate one’s needs.
The Cross-Africa Dance Company Bringing New Life To Pina Bausch’s Rite of Spring
For the first time, an ensemble has been created specifically for the purposes of dancing Bausch’s Rite of Spring. This staging, currently touring internationally, is performed by an all-African cast
The Digital Divide: How Smartphones Is Impacting Modern Relationships
Maybe I am too traditional but I find it amazing how smartphones have completely occupied our attention span.
Content Creation: Breaking the Boundaries of Entertainment
Across Africa and the World, a generation of new celebrities are emerging.
Kwame Nkrumah: Rebuilding His Erased Memorials
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park lies at the center of Ghana’s capital, Accra.
The Reading Quilt: Snatch: The Adventures of David and Me in Old New York
Fuller, skilled at bringing history alive, captures the spirit of two brothers and their quest to protect a fugitive slave.
Black Immigrants Helping to Change UK Society
One of the groups of immigrants making a significant impact is the Black community cutting across several countries from Africa to the Caribbean.
Zimbabwean Names Are Still Haunted By The Ghosts Of Colonialism
Zimbabweans in the former British colony in southern Africa still often chose English names like Robert or Oliver over traditional ones like Vulindlela or Ntombenhle.
Soulful October: A Playlist of Iconic African American Musicians – Part 2
Welcome back to the second part of our Soulful series!