Hair History – Fulani Braids
Braids have been around for centuries but sadly some braiding styles’ history has been forgotten. Find out more about the trendy Fulani braids here.
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HEAR OUR CRY. CASTRATE AND KILL OUR RAPISTS.
An anti-rape movement propels Nigerian state to institute harsher punishments for sex offenders.
5 Black Body-Positive Influencers to Follow in 2021
These Black body-positive influencers show us that self-acceptance and self-love are important, especially in today’s world.
The Father of South African Jazz – Hugh Masekela
Dubbed The Father of South African Jazz, Hugh Masekela’s successful career started from humble beginnings and took him across international stages.
5 Black-Owned CBD Brands and Why You Should Try Them
The wellness industry is expanding into the cannabis industry with many CBD brands and products available. Support one of these Black-owned CBD brands.
Bouakary Coulibaly Lived to Tell the Tale: An African Immigrant Taxi Driver’s Testimonial During COVID-19
His testimony of struggle illustrates the urgent need to take preventive measures and highlights the necessity for more government aid and COVID relief.
Congressional Black Caucus Celebrates 50 Years
Beginning with just 13 members including Shirley Chisom and Louis Stokes, the CBC now has a total of 55 members including Maxine Waters, Cory Booker, and Vice President Elect Kamala Harris.
Trump Supporters Attempt a Coup at the U.S. Capitol: A Double Standard in Police Response and a Way Forward for the African Diaspora
Trump Supporters Attempt a Coup at the U.S. Capitol: A Double Standard in Police Response and a Way Forward for the African Diaspora
Self Care: Exercising
In a recent interview with FunTimes Magazine, Dr. McGuire-Brown described self-care as “a mind, body and soul experience. It is the connectivity of mentally loving yourself, physically taking care of your body and doing things to make you happy. The physical is just as important as the others.”
Zora Neale Hurston: A Voice For the African Diaspora
Throughout her life, Zora Neale Hurston dedicated herself to studying and promoting Black culture.