The Gift of December
Ready or not, the season of frost, snowflakes, evergreens, peppermint, cocoa, and cinnamon officially is here. And so are these joyous events to help warm the chill of December and revel in the merry days ahead.
Ready or not, the season of frost, snowflakes, evergreens, peppermint, cocoa, and cinnamon officially is here. And so are these joyous events to help warm the chill of December and revel in the merry days ahead.
For those travelling or visiting Philadelphia for the first time this December, here are some iconic landmarks and sites to add to your catalogue of activities to engage in this December.
The achievement of these companies offers valuable lessons for Black-owned businesses striving to scale, innovate, and thrive in competitive markets.
From Detty December activities, street celebrations to cultural shows, December promises more fun activities and an unforgettable experience for locals, visitors and tourists.
As Christmas approaches, many are already beginning to feel the pressure of increased spending and expectations. For African, Caribbean, and African-American families, the pressure can feel even more intense.
Motherhood always comes with questions, but raising children in the African diaspora adds even more questions: How do I teach them where they’re from while helping them thrive where they are?
Whether you’re streaming on Netflix, Showmax, or catching theatrical releases, this year represents a renaissance moment for Black storytelling across the diaspora.
“the liberation of the African mind, the empowerment of the African character, and the enlivenment and illumination of the African spirit.”
Seize the promise of the season with these magical events (free or low-cost), from imaginative musicals to nights featuring board and casino games, comedy, and the joy of jazz.
Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia follow the Tewahedo Church calendar which places Christmas on January 7th, twelve days after the rest of the world has put a close to the festivities. This Christmas festival in Ethiopia is “YeLidet Be’al” or Genna which translates to “imminent” expressing the coming of the Lord for the redemption of mankind.