Happy belated Independence Day, Barbados! On November 30th, 1966, this Caribbean country gained independence from the British. To celebrate, we are exploring the country’s resistance to colonialism, from the colonial period until now
Published in 1981, Alesia, by Eloise Greenfield and Alesia Revis, details the struggles of a young African American girl who became physically disabled as the result of being hit by a car. Few fiction books include characters with disabilities and fewer include People of Color with disabilities.
When we watch someone being nice or giving, we feel a pleasant warmth inside. This is referred to by researchers as “moral elevation,” because it not only feels good but also drives us to do good.
Happy Independence Day, Mauritania! On November 28th, 1960, this Northwestern African country gained independence from the French. To celebrate, we are exploring the country’s delicious cuisine.
Use your dollars to support Black-owned businesses and get trendy, stylish nails at the same time by buying from one of these Black-owned nail brands.
It is critical to comprehend the mentality of African American males, how stereotypes have influenced them for so long, and how to build mentality.
From carousels in the park to plays about swimming with mermaids, here is a variety of upcoming free or low-cost in-person family activities to thaw out the winter blues and avoid the holiday-focused crowds. So if you’re looking to celebrate, don’t hesitate!
When making your holiday gift selections, support a Black-owned business! Here are six fantastic selections to shop on this Black Friday.
Is there anything better than opening up a beautifully curated gift box of product discoveries on your doorstep? Check out 8 of the best Black-owned subscription boxes delivered straight to your door.
If you’ve grown tired of potatoes and looking for a healthier version of this root vegetable, look no further than malanga. Learn more about malanga and why it’s a healthy substitute.
