Bonang Matheba – One of Africa’s Most Influential Women
Bonang Matheba wears many hats. Businesswoman, multi-award-winning presenter, and philanthropist. She is undoubtedly one of Africa’s most influential women. Learn more about her here.
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Two-Time Cancer Survivor Overcomes Life Challenges
On this International Women’s Day, Maisie Brown and women like her deserve recognition and continued support as they go through life refusing to be victims. This two-time cancer survivor and woman of power uses every opportunity to share her story and encourage those currently going through cancer treatment.
End the COVID Madness: Get Vaccinated, Right!
Though the vaccine has begun its process of distribution, it will take some time to know whether the vaccine is an exceptional one. Much like flu vaccinations, health leaders anticipate that people will procrastinate.
Pan-Africanism, Independence, and the Legacy of Kwame Nkrumah on Ghana’s Independence Day
Happy Independence Day to Ghana! On this day, March 6th, in 1957, Ghana gained independence from the British. Let’s take a look at the courageous leader who led the country’s struggle for independence, and who became the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana: Osagyefo (Redeemer) Kwame Nkrumah.
Hair Color Wax 101 – Safe way to Dye Black Hair
Want to change your hair color without damaging your natural curls? Learn more about hair color wax here and how it’s an easy way to spice up your natural hair.
5 Ways to Prevent Start-of-the-Year Burnout
Last year was a difficult year for many and with the world still adjusting to this new normal, you may find yourself already burnout at the start of 2021. Here are 5 ways to deal with burnout.
Minds on Fire: 30 Under 30 Recap
Thanks to everyone who attended our ‘Minds on Fire: 30 Under 30’ event! If you missed it, don’t worry, you can check out the event recap here:
Celebrate World Wildlife Day
March 3rd is World Wildlife Day, and this year, the theme is “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet”. Let’s learn about the wildlife that is native to the U.S.
How Menopause Affects Black Women Differently
Many health issues affect Black women differently than any other race and sadly, menopause is no different. Read more here.
Celebrating the Dominican Republic’s African History on Independence Day
Happy Independence Day, Dominican Republic! Today in 1844, after the Dominican War of Independence, this Caribbean country became independent from Haiti. Let’s celebrate the ethnic diversity of the country by examining the country’s fused culture, which is filled with Taino, African, and European influences.