
Womanhood, Patriarchy, And Estate Planning
“One Is Not Born, But Rather Becomes, A Woman,” -Simone De Beauvoir
“One Is Not Born, But Rather Becomes, A Woman,” -Simone De Beauvoir
Half of the country demands justice, while the other attempts to seize power. This is exactly the moment when Philly-based, Love Now Media, doubles-down on its empathy-driven mission in a daylong dialogue-series titled, “BeLoved Stories.”
Shark Tank is coming to Philadelphia, and your company could be the next local startup to walk away with a deal.
At its best, March is inspired by the unwritten promise of spring and its “unfolding possibilities.” From oral history exhibits to print-making workshops, we happily present some of those entertaining possibilities celebrating women and Women’s History Month.
Dual citizenship provides increased access to new markets, easier travel, and potential tax benefits that can significantly contribute to expanding a business’s reach across borders.
The Mlanjeni Magical Theater performed a spectacular interactive magic show — featuring stories about the history of African-American trains, acts of illusion, puppets, folk music and dance — for elementary-school students to close The City School’s lower-school curriculum celebrating heritage and culture during Black History Month in Philadelphia’s Fairmount section on February 28th.
In Upper Darby’s 237-year history, no person of color had ever held the mayor’s office, until now. Edward Brown made history in 2024 as the township’s first Black mayor. This role is more than a title, it is a responsibility he carries with urgency, conviction, and a relentless drive to serve.
The truth is, being a strong Black woman is not always a badge of honor. You do not have to bear the burden alone.
The concept of home is increasingly complex for Black migrants who have made home in the City of Brotherly Love. What does it mean to be ‘local’ in a globalized world? “Where are you from?”
In a world where Africa’s laudable achievements are met with doubts, it is only pertinent to overrule these doubts, and biases, and set the record straight. Outdated media narratives have since put Africa in a bad light, causing many harmful beliefs and misconceptions about Africa.