Educational events that can fill a book
Storytelling, art classes, swimming lessons, movies nights and more.
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COVID’s Economic Shift Part III: Infallible Care CEO Shanise Anderson Talks Transforming Gig Work into a Business
In the final part of the series, we speak with gig-worker turned entrepreneur, Shanise Anderson, about her journey from gig work to entrepreneurship, and advice for gig-workers who are interested in moving gig work to the next level.
From trashman to author, Terrill Haigler shows us how to make lemonade out of lemons
For more than a year during the pandemic, Haigler was an anonymous Black man who picked up what we threw away.
Five Best Chess Players of All Time
Africa has produced some incredible grandmasters in chess, which is recognized as a sport by the International Olympic Committee.
Eight Barbies Made After Famous and Inspiring Black Women
Imagine being a young Black girl and getting the chance to wake up to your favorite Black female icons.
July turns up the heat on ‘chill’ stuff to do!
July is sweltering hot. Cool off with these free or low-cost summer activities featuring tacos, theater, movies, muppets and camping.
Discover the Beauty of “Artsburgh” in PA
They say in the state of Pennsylvania, there are only two cities that really matter and they are Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
July is Kids-Friendly
This family-friendly column is for the kids, with a few activities sprinkled on top of this cool ice cream cone of summer entertainment for the young at heart.
9 Must Watch Horror Movies From Black Directors
Black people have contributed some absolute gems in horror whether working behind or in front of the camera.
Do You Have a Resilient Mind?
As we make our way into the second half of 2022 and what may also seem like the second phase of a pandemic in our country, I have stopped on many occasions and wondered, “How will my mind recover from everything that has happened?”