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South African women in colorful traditional skirts and bead jewelry, and headdresses. Their sandals are also traditional with embellishments, and they are performing a dance.

Cultural Significance of South Africa’s Zulu Reed Dance Festival

Victoria Ezechukwu-NwagwuJanuary 30, 2023February 5, 202506 mins

South Africa’s Reed Dance Festival is an ancient tradition of the Swazi and Zulu people known as the Umkhosi womhlanga, or the Zulu Reed Dance.

Gentrification/Displacement?

Karen WarringtonJanuary 28, 2023January 23, 202507 mins

Owning real estate and businesses represent predictable paths to generational wealth in America. And, DISPLACEMENT of Black and Brown communities undermines those pathways to gaining a solid economic foothold.

A Journey to Seychelles’ Paradise Islands

Burns JohnsonJanuary 26, 2023January 23, 202509 mins

From the crystal-clear waters of its stunning beaches to the lush tropical rainforests that provide a home to diverse wildlife, Seychelles is a paradise for anyone looking for an unforgettable vacation.

Drink up this January event juice to fuel you

FunTimes StaffJanuary 25, 2023January 23, 202508 mins

Here are some free events in the new year that are waiting for you – guilt-free.

New You! Lose 10 Pounds in DIY One Day Juice Cleanse

Nina IndigoJanuary 25, 2023December 21, 2024011 mins

Start the new year right. Some of you are looking for a fresh clean start, a simple way to keep that growing waist small.

Who are the Black Civil Rights Leaders we should follow?

Anand SubramanianJanuary 25, 2023January 24, 202506 mins

These young activists, organizers, and thinkers have pushed for racial justice and equality, using their platforms to amplify marginalized communities’ voices and demand change.

Small Habits That Have Huge Return on Life

Minna DaviesJanuary 24, 2023January 24, 202509 mins

Small and simple habits can go a long way in making major changes in your life. By focusing on one or two habits at a time, you can slowly and steadily boost your productivity and overall wellbeing—and often with very little effort.

Meet Omeife: The World’s First African Humanoid Robot

Burns JohnsonJanuary 24, 2023November 5, 202409 mins

Have you ever thought of having your robot? A robot that could help you with chores, be a friend, and even understand your emotions? Well, meet Omeife, the world’s first African humanoid robot!

Illustration of ancient Egyptian pharaoh and royalty

Ancient Egyptian Fashion

Burns JohnsonJanuary 23, 2023October 30, 202407 mins

Ancient Egyptian fashion is often a fascinating topic to explore, as it reveals not just the styles of clothing and the materials used but also the cultural values of the time.

Is Montessori right for your Black child?

Diamond JonesJanuary 22, 2023January 24, 202508 mins

Montessori could be a great educational choice for you and your child.