Tackling World Hunger on World Food Day
There is no singular, easy solution to world hunger, yet that does not exclude its abolition. We have been fighting to eradicate severe poverty in different parts of the world for almost fifty years.
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Journeying Towards Emotional Emancipation: How to Participate in Community Healing Day
Happy Community Healing Day! On every third week of October, this holiday is celebrated to designate healing time for Black communities. This celebration was founded by the Community Healing Network (CHN).
The Reading Quilt: Annie John
A YA Lit book that offers the beautiful Caribbean island of Antigua as the setting of teen angst and rebellion is the focus of this month’s Reading Quilt.
4 Films to Watch for Equatorial Guinea’s Independence Day
Happy Independence Day, Equatorial Guinea! On October 12th, 1968, this Central African country gained independence from Spain. Here are some exciting Equatoguinean films that will help you to understand Equatoguinean culture and history.
7 Black-Owned Lingerie Brands Changing the Game
These Black-owned lingerie brands have lingerie for whatever skin and body you’re in. From classic black to bold colors, there’s a set for whatever mood you’re in.
The Evolution of Mental Health and the Process of Normalization in Society
Mental health is an important component of total physical and emotional well-being, and we will explore the history of mental health, its progression into the present day, and how we should mainstream the discourse about mental health in the community in this article
Black TV Series to Watch This Fall
Here are some Black tv series to binge-watch while having a night at home this fall.
Breaking Generational Curses: Reflecting on Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi’s ‘Kintu’ for Uganda Independence Day
Happy Independence Day, Uganda! This East African country gained independence on October 9th, 1962. Today we explore the riveting novel ‘Kintu’, by the exceptional Ugandan writer Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi.
5 Best African Music Artists
Let us focus on the musicians who have remained on the continent and are further carving out the music scenes within their countries, creating new genres, and reinventing what it means to be an African artist.
Healed Men Heal Men: A Look at Mental Health, Black Men Heal, and Kings Corner
For Philadelphia-based group, Black Men Heal, Black men taking care of their mental health is a major investment that can only yield great rewards.