PAFA Exhibition in the Era of DEI
In Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) founded in 1805, has unveiled a 103-piece exhibition entitled, Making American Artists.
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Mental Health and Young African Americans: Need for Concern?
When we talk about mental health today, it’s clear that it hasn’t gone in the right direction yet.
Black Women Can Travel Safely to These Places
In 2019 alone, Black U.S. leisure travelers spent a whopping $129.6 billion on domestic and international travel according to The Black Traveler: Insights, Opportunities, and Priorities.
Ghana and Jamaica: What Connects the Two?
Nestled within the eastern section of the Blue and John Crow Mountains, in the parish of Portland, Jamaica is a Maroon Town called Moore Town. It is known to be the resting place of Queen Nanny of the Maroons.
Fear the fright!
Get your party vibe on and make a ghost appearance with your own HPC (Halloween Party Crawl) to explore the area’s kookiest and spookiest fright-fests.
Meet French-Gabonese Visual Artist Nathalie Mba Bikoro
The artist merges installations, sonic radio, live art performances, film and archives. Their work analyses processes of power and fictions in historical archives critically engaging in migrational struggles.
Make Ethiopia Your Next Destination
Ethiopia is the second most populous country in Africa with very different traditional practices compared to its neighbors.
You can’t fall short with these autumn activities
This week’s basket of events has a fund-raiser, concerts brimming with jazz and Philly funk, a history exhibit, a kids’ writing contest and a Mexican ritual.
The Best Black-Owned Brunch Spots Across the U.S.
Whether you want a plate of classic brunch eggs benedict with mimosas, these Black-owned brunch spots offer the best brunch food for your own version of Sunday Brunch.
Top 5 South African Real Estate Businesses
Sixty percent of the world’s arable land is found on the continent. Growth in Africa is expected to be among the greatest in the world by 2023.