Let’s face it: For many, resolutions don’t even make it past January. So, how do we break this annual cycle of broken promises? The key lies in understanding the psychology behind habits and behavior change, tailored to cultural contexts, particularly for Africans and African Americans.
One aspect of Egyptian history that also deserves mentioning is the contributions of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the growth of Christianity and its popularization of Christmas in the land of the Pharaohs.
This year, African films celebrated at significant festivals and competed at prestigious awards, cementing their status as essential players in the global film industry. For fans and newcomers alike, 2024 was a vibrant reminder: African stories are not just for Africa—they’re for the world.
No matter what the name, here are some free or low-cost activities highlighting the glory of December – the month that poet James Schuyler described as a “calm secret exaltation of the spirit.”
The Moelis Scholars Event at the University of Pennsylvania’s Weitzman School of Design recently celebrated Dr. Kenneth Scott, President of the Beech Companies. In conversation with Dr. Wendell Pritchett, former Interim President of Penn, and James A. Rapp, Professor of Law and Education, Dr. Scott shared his extensive experiences and perspectives on equitable community development, drawing on more than two decades at the helm of Beech Companies.
It is that time of the year again when Philadelphia transforms into a magical wonderland with twinkling lights, charming shops, and delicious treats. Nothing captures the spirit of the season quite like Philadelphia’s Christmas Village.
Famously known for its energetic vibe and resplendent themes, the largest street party in Africa comes up towards the end of every year. It celebrates the richness of Calabar culture and attracts tourists from within and outside the continent.
At its most potent, photography becomes more than a captured image—it transforms into a language of resistance, storytelling, and identity. This medium became a revolutionary tool for Roy DeCarava and Moneta Sleet Jr..
Kollie Gbassie, a Liberian entrepreneur in Philadelphia, brings style, vibrancy, and business expertise to the Philadelphian community with his well-seasoned dishes. Throughout his extensive entrepreneurial journey, he has carefully curated a recipe of resilience, which he shares with FunTimes Magazine.
