Umoja Karamu (pronounced You-mo-ja Care-a-moo) means “unity feast” in Kiswahili. It is a unification service held on the fourth Sunday of November that celebrates events and times impacting the African American family.
Many Black-owned travel agencies and online networks can assist Black tourists to feel more at ease in the “new normal.”
What’s the best part of fashion? Dressing up and attending all the soirées, of course.
The shopping habits of consumers have changed dramatically over the past few decades. The rise in online retail and an increased focus on quality have been two major factors in this shift.
Entrepreneurship is a challenging endeavor, especially for Black business owners who are confronted by racial prejudice rife in the sector. Black Business Network founder Shari Leigh finds that around 51%…
Here are some events paying tribute to our service communities, plus others highlighting food, music, education and art simply to enjoy the unseasonable fall temperatures.
In addition to its share of current and former international stars, Africa has a long history of producing players who have changed the game forever.
It’s said that November is a month of spiritual awakening, magic and mysticism.
In Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) founded in 1805, has unveiled a 103-piece exhibition entitled, Making American Artists.
When we talk about mental health today, it’s clear that it hasn’t gone in the right direction yet.
