When Matt Hanna started teaching in Baltimore over a decade ago, he was unaware of some of the hardships his students faced. He lived in the same urban neighborhood as the kids he taught. On the weekends, he noticed many of the young, Black boys never had much to do. There weren’t many opportunities at their… Continue reading This Organization Uses Travel to Transform Black Boys’ Lives in Baltimore
Category: Culture
10 Nudist Cultures and Nudist Friendly Destinations in Africa
Nudism, often referred to as naturism, is a lifestyle and philosophy that embraces nudity in communal and natural settings. While it may be more commonly associated with Western countries, nudism has quietly found its place in various corners of the globe, and for some cultures in Africa, it has always been a norm. These African… Continue reading 10 Nudist Cultures and Nudist Friendly Destinations in Africa
Venus Williams-Backed Brand Asutra Partners with United Airlines
United Airlines announced the launch of new amenity kits for its business class passengers on premium domestic transcontinental routes. Travelers will enjoy these exclusive kits featuring products from the renowned wellness brand Asutra, which is backed by Venus Williams. Stephanie Morimoto, Asutra’s Owner and CEO, shared her excitement about the partnership with United Airlines’. “As… Continue reading Venus Williams-Backed Brand Asutra Partners with United Airlines
Love Rum? These Caribbean Islands Pioneered Popular Brands
No matter where you go in the Caribbean, nothing inspires a good time like rum. There’s a reason why some call it the alcohol of the people. It has a long history, and you can find it anywhere—from casual beach eateries to fine dining spots. It can be used in cocktails or enjoyed straight. The… Continue reading Love Rum? These Caribbean Islands Pioneered Popular Brands
Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence, Is An Artistic Rallying Cry For The African Diaspora
Some artists get their flowers after death, but Kehinde Wiley is rightfully getting them in his lifetime. The best way to experience his talent is to see his work in person. To this end, visit Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. It opened in March and runs… Continue reading Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence, Is An Artistic Rallying Cry For The African Diaspora
Sustainability: LAX To Ban Sell of Plastic Water Bottles
Passengers will no longer be able to purchase plastic water bottles at the Los Angeles International Airport, according to airport officials. The officials took to Twitter last Friday to share the news. This decision to ban plastic water bottles aligns with the airport’s commitment to sustainability and reducing its ecological footprint on the local environment.… Continue reading Sustainability: LAX To Ban Sell of Plastic Water Bottles
Beyoncé Foundation Gives $10,000 to Nigerian Restaurant in London
Beyonce’s Foundation, BeyGOOD, donated a little more than $10,000 to a Nigerian restaurant in London that has been struggling to keep its doors open. Co-owners Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederick opened Chuku’s, or as they call it the world’s first Nigerian tapas restaurant, in early 2020. However, similar to many small businesses, they have struggled due… Continue reading Beyoncé Foundation Gives $10,000 to Nigerian Restaurant in London
Celebrate Caribbean Creators and Entrepreneurs at CBN Momentum
Get ready for an action-packed weekend, filled with vibrant culture, inspiring speakers, networking opportunities and a bustling vendor marketplace. The CBN Momentum event celebrates Caribbean creators and entrepreneurs in New York City’s Downtown Brooklyn. The event boasts an impressive lineup of features and attractions that will keep attendees engaged and entertained throughout the weekend. It… Continue reading Celebrate Caribbean Creators and Entrepreneurs at CBN Momentum
Freedmen’s Town: Houston’s First Black District Once Destroyed Will Rise Again
In the annals of our nation’s history, a recurrent narrative unfolds—a tale of destruction befalling cities and communities predominantly inhabited by Black individuals once they attained their hard-won freedom. From Rosewood, Florida to Tulsa, these vibrant enclaves were lost to the relentless forces of hatred. Regrettably, within the heart of Houston’s Fourth Ward, another chapter… Continue reading Freedmen’s Town: Houston’s First Black District Once Destroyed Will Rise Again
Celebrating Legacy: International African American Museum Opens In Charleston In June
Charleston, South Carolina is soon to welcome the opening of the International African American Museum (IAAM). The new museum is a profound testament to the rich history and enduring legacy of African Americans in the U.S. Scheduled to open on June 27th, this unassuming structure situated at Gadsden’s Wharf holds significant importance. The location was… Continue reading Celebrating Legacy: International African American Museum Opens In Charleston In June
Here’s How You Can Celebrate Juneteenth Kentucky Style
Juneteenth is just around the corner, and the Blue Grass state of Kentucky will be hosting its own events across June. If you’re a bourbon or horse racing fan, there’s no better destination. Kentucky also has an important place in Black history. Today, it’s home to a variety of Black-owned businesses, including restaurants, breweries, and… Continue reading Here’s How You Can Celebrate Juneteenth Kentucky Style
Looking To Celebrate Natural Hair? Head To CURLFEST This July
If you’re looking to celebrate natural Black hair this summer, purchase tickets to CURLFEST 2023. As in past years, it’s going to be a vibe. Rain or shine, the festival goes down on July 15 at Randall’s Island in New York. The theme is Bounce Back, which is open to multiple interpretations. Grab your friends,… Continue reading Looking To Celebrate Natural Hair? Head To CURLFEST This July
Cayman Islands Big-Ups Caribbean Diaspora At The Out Of This World Music Fest
The first weekend in June was nothing but vibes in the Cayman Islands as the island welcomed musical icons to perform at the third annual Out of This World Music Fest. Rain or shine, thousands of Caymanians and music lovers from around the world made their way to Festival Green in Camana Bay to catch… Continue reading Cayman Islands Big-Ups Caribbean Diaspora At The Out Of This World Music Fest
Swimsuit Cover Ups Perfect for Pool Season
You want to show your swimsuit off, but there are times when you might need to cover up. You can just wrap a towel around your waist, but that’s not exactly stylish or complimentary to your cute suit. That’s where the swimsuit cover ups come in and why it’s so important to at least have… Continue reading Swimsuit Cover Ups Perfect for Pool Season
Revealing Bathing Suits You Need for Your Next Vacation
With the temperatures heating up and travel in full swing, you may want to let loose and let it all out. That’s where the revealing bathing suits come in. There’s nothing wrong with modest swimwear. However, for the person who wants to bare it all, there’s no shortage of options to choose from. These showstopping,… Continue reading Revealing Bathing Suits You Need for Your Next Vacation