Small Doses, Big Difference: How a young Philadelphia Artist creatively addresses mental and health wellness
“A small dose of healing can lead to an ease of pain, even if just for a moment.” – Jason Stuckey
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We Are Family!
“You live in huts in the jungle, and you don’t know Jesus because you practice hoodoo and voodoo stuff.” I had just settled into a chair in a Senegalese braid shop in Center City, Philadelphia when this ignorant sanctimony penetrated the shop’s calm.
8 Black-Owned True Crime Podcasts & YouTube Channels to Listen to this Halloween
We’ve rounded up some of the best Black-owned podcasts and YouTube channels that focuses on chilling true crime cases from murders to abductions to unsolved, cold cases.
7 Dishes to Try on St. Vincent and Grenadines’ Independence Day
Happy Independence Day to St. Vincent and the Grenadines! On October 27th, 1979, this Caribbean country gained independence from the British. In celebration of this Caribbean country’s independence, we are exploring 7 dishes from the country
FunTimes Spotlight: Up Close and Personal with Dr. Carmen Febo San Miguel – Event Recap
FunTimes Magazine partnered with Taller Puertorriqueño to host ‘FunTimes Spotlight: Up Close and Personal’ with a special feature on Dr. Carmen Febo San Miguel, Executive Director of Taller Puertorriqueño. This event, hosted by Michelle Snow, Platinum Connect and Performance Coach, celebrated the work of Dr. Miguel and the legacy of Taller Puertorriqueño.
The 5 Best Desserts from the African Diaspora
There are a variety of African desserts, some influenced by the foreign civilizations who settled on the continent, and others based on ingredients that are naturally accessible in the area.
Celebrate Zambia’s Independence with these 7 Zambian Dishes
Happy Independence Day, Zambia! On October 24th, 1964, this Southern African country gained independence from the United Kingdom. To celebrate, we’re exploring 7 of the country’s most delicious dishes. Let’s jump right in!
History and Elements of African Art
The beginnings of African art history predates documented history and have been preserved in the mists of time. Rock art dates back millennia, while shell beads fashioned into a necklace were discovered in a cave in the furthest reaches of South Africa’s southern peninsula that is 75,000 years old.
From the Clotilde Slave Ship to the NASCAR Cup: Dignity, Shattering Glass Ceilings and Dismantling Racism in NASCAR
On October 4th, 2021, William ‘Bubba’ Wallace became the first African-American racer to win a NASCAR Cup Series race in 58 years.
Halloween Costumes for the Non-Appropriating Fashionista
To prevent people from getting dragged by conscious communities, we are merging the ‘camp’ art of exaggerated and artificial with cosplay to bring you some awesome non-appropriating Halloween costume ideas for the ever-evolving fashionista.