Why Black Women Are More Likely to Have Uterine Fibroids
All women can develop uterine fibroids but Black women are three times more likely than any other race. Find out what is being done about this and more information here.
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Fresh Perspective: How Fresh Grocer’s Mouna Haidara Uses Empowerment to Lead by Example During COVID-19
“I try to build a community of people who want to do the work and take pride in having whatever they’re doing be a part of their responsibilities.”
Fred Wright of AFSCME Local 1739 Highlights Union Workers’ Needs During a Pandemic
AFSCME Local 1739 is a union that represents employees who work in the Philadelphia Community and Social Service Agencies.
8 Black-Owned Accessories Brands to Shop Right Now
Supporting Black businesses never goes out of style. These eight Black-owned accessories brands have something for everyone.
Honoring St. Lucia’s Past and Present
Happy Independence Day, St. Lucia! On February 22nd, 1979, this Caribbean country gained independence from Great Britain.
International Mother Tongue Day: African American English
Today we celebrate International Mother Tongue Day. This international holiday was established to celebrate and foster multilingualism for inclusion in education and society.
Wakandan is a REAL Language: South Africa’s isiXhosa
On this #InternationalMotherLanguageDay, we focus on the language that used in the highly popular 2018 Black Panther that is an official language of South Africa.
Minds on Fire: 2021 People to Watch Under 30 – Nile Andah
Nile Andah, Ghanaian-American Trailblazer, Leads the Way for the Next Generation of Storytellers
Leaders To Be Aware of On World Day Of Social Justice
FunTimes Magazine presents five Black leaders who are making a difference, whether for #BlackLivesMatter, Black maternal health, or the fight against poverty.
4 South African Women Using Their Voice For Social Justice
These 4 South African Women are using their knowledge, skills and platforms to tackle the many social issues that face South Africa.