Dr. Nikia Owens has been a tireless impassioned leader of Campaign for Working Families (CWF) since she was appointed President & CEO of the nonprofit three years ago. Many people have taken notice. One of them is City & State, a premier multimedia news organization dedicated to covering New York’s and Pennsylvania’s local and state politics and policy.
On Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024, the passionate Nigerian and African diasporans in Philadelphia will gather proudly to celebrate the 64th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence from Great Britain with a special flag-raising ceremony hosted by FunTimes Magazine.
Africa is often described as a land of untapped potential, but now it’s entering into the technological revolution that could shape its future—the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Only a small fraction of the global AI market is currently housed in Africa.
Owning and operating a small business in the U.S. is all about passion, hard work, and chasing dreams—until tax season hits, and it turns into a mountain of paperwork and calculations. The good news is you can stay in control of your taxes by planning ahead—and you do not have to do it alone.
As the harmony of autumn whispers through the winds of change, let’s go out and enjoy these engaging low-cost or free festivities focusing on ethnic flag raisings, parades, peace poetry projects, and jazz concerts.
Her style of music was unique and defies categories. Most importantly, she was a voice of national unity, calling for tolerance and justice through her music and her films.
Lingala, a captivating blend of traditional African rhythms, Latin melodies, and French influences, features infectious beats, intricate guitar riffs, and soulful vocals.
Ever since Vice President Kamala Harris became a presence on the national scene, her name – a common one for women in India – has attracted a lot of attention, most specifically for its pronunciation.
Many have faced harsh criticisms and online harassment for taking on roles that are traditionally, or in some cases historically, depicted as White characters. Despite their undeniable achievements and immense talent, these Black women are frequently forced to defend their place in the spotlight, simply because of the color of their skin.
Is Crockett Johnson’s Harold, of “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” a child of color? If you’ve bought any of the “Harold” books published in the past 25 years, or seen the new movie starring Zachary Levi as an adult Harold, your answer is probably “No.”
