Contrary to the popular narrative, the history of the American West is not solely the story of white settlers. Historians estimate that 20% to 25% of the people who settled in the continental U.S. West were Black men and women.
Mwaka Kogwa holds particular importance for deepening cultural legacies and strengthening community cohesion. Activities around the festival begin with traditional songs amongst the people, highlighting the values, beliefs, and history.
Here are some engaging low-cost or free festivities focusing on Labor Day Weekend fun, parades, music, and movies
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Eva Blackwell is the primary founder, creator, and executive director of the Verge of Independence Project (VIP), a nonprofit organization that supports young adults 18+ on the autism spectrum. Her…
Originating from Maputo, the famed port city and capital of Mozambique, the event draws its name from the slang – AZGO which means “Let’s Go”.
If you love your face, you should stay away from TikTok and Instagram homemade/DIY recipes. Many of these suggestions, despite their innocent appearance, are causing more harm than good.
Beyond its iconic Kente fabrics, Ghana is cultivating a reputation as a center for sustainable design.
Seize the last drop of summer before it ends. To inspire you, check out these engaging low-cost or free festivities focusing on art, music, films, food, and topical book discussions.
The Divine Nine, a collective term for the nine historically Black Greek-letter organizations, is a testament to the enduring spirit of Black resilience and aspiration.
