Freedom Apothecary is a new Black woman-owned wellness space in New Orleans that aims to revolutionize the wellness industry in the city. Focusing on women-founded skincare and well-being, Freedom Apothecary offers tinctures, beauty products, literature and divination at its self-care shop. The wellness space also provides a full range of facial services and a mixing… Continue reading Meet The Black Woman Behind The New Wellness Space In New Orleans
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Meet the Woman Inspiring Black Students To Study Abroad In Africa
Christa Sanders-Bobtoya is on a mission to encourage Black Americans to study abroad at Webster Ghana, the only United States’ accredited institution in West Africa. Sanders-Bobtoya has been living in Ghana for the past 20 years and is currently the director of the school. She believes that studying abroad in Ghana will enable Black American… Continue reading Meet the Woman Inspiring Black Students To Study Abroad In Africa
Chef Joya Teaches People How to Make Their Favorite Foods Vegan
The popularity of veganism in the Black community has risen in recent years. According to a 2016 study from Pew Research Center, Black vegans and vegetarians are the fastest growing demographic in the United States. There are many ways to turn traditional African, Caribbean and Black southern cuisine into vegan dishes. Adjoa Courtney, known professionally… Continue reading Chef Joya Teaches People How to Make Their Favorite Foods Vegan
The Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum is a Must See For The Culture
When it comes to celebrating Black icons in history, the reality is that people, like Lillie May Carroll Jackson, are not recognized enough. There aren’t enough heros and sheros being celebrated during the year. As students, people learn about the same stories and battles fought every year. Black students only are taught about specific sections… Continue reading The Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum is a Must See For The Culture
Meet Tenicka Boyd: The Social Ambassador of the African Diaspora
Tenicka Boyd dedicated her life to the plight of the underrepresented. For 15 years, her talents have benefitted the American Civil Liberties Union and The White House under the Obama Administration. As a youth, she was no stranger to social justice. Boyd came from a progressive family that advocated for the people within their community.… Continue reading Meet Tenicka Boyd: The Social Ambassador of the African Diaspora
The Safest Countries For Black Female Solo Travelers
Being a Black female solo traveler is a one-of-a-kind experience with its own set of challenges and rewards. It allows for a deeper understanding and appreciation of different cultures. However, it requires a heightened awareness of safety and potential discrimination. For Black female solo travelers, these challenges are more pronounced. Since safety is the most… Continue reading The Safest Countries For Black Female Solo Travelers
Women’s History Month: Shop These Black Women-owned Brands
Supporting Black women-owned brands is good for everyone all year around, but especially during Women’s History Month. Each year, citizens around the world celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The annual celebration marks a time for inspired action in accelerating women’s equality globally. There are a lot of different ways to… Continue reading Women’s History Month: Shop These Black Women-owned Brands
Journalist Noel Walker Explores the Connection Between Black History Month and Reggae Month
International television host and journalist Noel Walker set out to explore the connection between Black American history and reggae month, which originated in Jamaica and is widely celebrated in the Caribbean and diaspora. Unbeknownst to most, February is when both Black History Month and Reggae Month are celebrated. Music is a universal language that unites… Continue reading Journalist Noel Walker Explores the Connection Between Black History Month and Reggae Month
Black Skincare Line Owner Partners With Marriott Hotels
The complimentary products at hotels do not necessarily have Black hair and skin in mind. Lotions, shampoos, soaps and conditioners offered by some of the world’s most notable hotel chains don’t consider Black people. However, with the rise of diversity and inclusion, hospitality chains and their spas finally are taking action. Black skincare line owner… Continue reading Black Skincare Line Owner Partners With Marriott Hotels
By Women. For Everyone. 6 Items That Make Travel Easier
Without women, where would the world be? There are so many things that would be impacted without the women’s touch. One industry that was impacted tremendously by women is travel. Women invented some of the most innovative travel designs that maximize comfort. This Women’s History Month, celebrate some of the game-changing technology and products that… Continue reading By Women. For Everyone. 6 Items That Make Travel Easier
Meet Tiquette Bramlett, The First Black Woman To Run A Winery In A Major U.S. Region
In a white male dominated industry, Tiquette Bramlett is on a mission to change the status quo. Bramlett is known as the first Black woman hired to run a winery in a major U.S. region, and she is proudly a Bay Area girl thriving in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Her love for wine began as a… Continue reading Meet Tiquette Bramlett, The First Black Woman To Run A Winery In A Major U.S. Region