The Lingala Sound: A Deep Dive Into Congolese Music
Lingala, a captivating blend of traditional African rhythms, Latin melodies, and French influences, features infectious beats, intricate guitar riffs, and soulful vocals.
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Kamala, A Common Name In India, Is Associated With Several Deities And Is A Symbol Of Wisdom
Ever since Vice President Kamala Harris became a presence on the national scene, her name – a common one for women in India – has attracted a lot of attention, most specifically for its pronunciation.
Black Women Who Have Faced Racist Attacks For Playing Roles Believed To Be For White
Many have faced harsh criticisms and online harassment for taking on roles that are traditionally, or in some cases historically, depicted as White characters. Despite their undeniable achievements and immense talent, these Black women are frequently forced to defend their place in the spotlight, simply because of the color of their skin.
His Crayon Is Purple – But Is Harold A Black Boy?
Is Crockett Johnson’s Harold, of “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” a child of color? If you’ve bought any of the “Harold” books published in the past 25 years, or seen the new movie starring Zachary Levi as an adult Harold, your answer is probably “No.”
Knowing Tax Refunds and How Philadelphians Can Increase Their Returns
While filing taxes can be stressful, learning that you will be receiving a refund is a welcome relief. If you have overpaid taxes throughout the year, either because too much was withheld from your paycheck or because you qualify for tax credits and deductions that lower your tax liability, the government will return the excess money to you.
Festival Kreol In Seychelles: Experience Creole Tradition Through Music And Dance
Held in October, Festival Kreol is an event that expresses the rich diversity, history, and blend of traditions of the small Island of Seychelles. Across all 155 parts of the Island, several cultural activities involving art, music, dancing, and more importantly, an experience of the famous Creole cuisine take place leading up to a colorful march through the nation’s capital.
A High Five for September
Get going and take on the so-called “Month of the Harvest Moon,” with these free or low-cost block parties, pop-up gardens, art festivals, carnivals, jazz concerts, and more.
Top 5 Film Schools to Attend in Africa in 2024
Africa has a rich tradition of storytelling and, today, it is also a rising force in international cinema. Young filmmakers around the continent are tapping into deep cultural narratives and using film to tell global stories
Why National Heroes Day In Angola Is Important
What would our lives be like without those who sacrificed everything for our well-being? While Hollywood may be filled with fictional heroes saving the day, Angola has several real-life legends who fought for their country’s freedom.
International Day Of Democracy: Black Philadelphians Shaping Local And National Politics
Black Philadelphians are beginning to occupy political positions that allow them to shape policies that address the concerns of not only their ethnic group but the whole Philadelphia community.