Thurgood Marshall’s Historic Swearing-In to the Supreme Court Broke Barriers
On October 2, 1967, Chief Justice Earl Warren administered the oath of office to Thurgood Marshall, making him the first Black U.S. Supreme Court justice.
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Somalia’s Voice Of Hope: A Tribute To Axmed Naaji, Legendary Singer And Trailblazing Composer
A household name in urban Somalia, the popular singer and poet has passed away at the age of 84 in London.
Jerry Rescue Day: Commemorating an Historic Act of Defiance Against Slavery
This significant occasion marks the public rescue of a fugitive slave named William Henry, known as “Jerry,” who had been apprehended in Syracuse, New York.
10 Fun Fall Family Activities
As the leaves change color and the air becomes crisp, families everywhere are eager to embark on fun-filled adventures together.
Family Dynamics: Parenting and Child-Rearing in Intercultural Families
These families can be diverse, with parents and children coming from different backgrounds, religions, and traditions.
The 4 Stages of Parenting: The Building Block to A Magnificent Edifice
Parenting can be likened to the process of erecting a building. Materials needed to guarantee a solid have to be in place to ensure that the structure is both solid and long-lasting.
Bum bum and self-esteem: BBL has taken Black culture by storm
With the rate at which ladies are undergoing this procedure, one may ask, what is the obsession with women having a small waist and big hips lately?
6 Black-Owned Shapewear for the Extra Boost in Confidence
These Black-owned shapewear brands deserve support not just because they are Black-owned but because they have quality items.
The Herero of Namibia: A Rich Tapestry of Culture, History, and Traditions
The Herero people, also known as Ovaherero, are a Bantu ethnic group with a vibrant history, hailing from the southern regions of Africa.
A Super September Finale
From concerts to galas, here are some fun free, or low-cost entertaining activities in the Philadelphia area.