Don’t be scared of October
October observes many neat things like Earth Science Week (Oct. 9-15) and Bat Week (Oct. 24-31), or National Fossil Day (Oct. 12) and World Teachers Day (every day should be Teachers Day).
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Althea Gibson: The First Black Female Tennis Player
As an incredible athlete and trailblazer, Gibson was the first African American to win a Grand Slam tennis title who went on to win 11 more.
Finding Love in the African Diaspora
Precisely what is Love? An existential question if we’re talking about the present.
Experience the Beauty of African Print or Ankara
As the world knows, Ankara (also known as African wax print) is a popular and adaptable textile. The prints are vivid, eye-catching, and very flexible.
Valerian Root: Potential Benefits for Sleep and More
Valerian root is an herbal remedy for insomnia, anxiety, and other health concerns.
Top College Courses African and Caribbean Students in the Diaspora Love to Study
Africans and Caribbeans in the diaspora often face unique challenges when it comes to getting an education
Swimwear Style-influencers
So, summer 2022 was simply amazing for me and although it’s at its end. I would like to give you a style recap of my most recent swim soiree.
Sound and Movement: A Brief Look at the Djembe Drum
The sound of beating drums tends to engulf the air that surrounds you and, in some way, make you feel the need to move to the rhythm and get lost in possession of the tune.
Top Black Motivational Speakers to Lift Your Spirits
With their words, motivational speakers can stir the whole globe to greatness.
7 BLACK WOMEN MAKING HISTORY
Black women have contributed significantly to the advancement of American culture throughout history in every sphere, including politics, medicine, and athletics.