As March approaches, so does Women's History Month, a time to reflect on and celebrate the contributions of women throughout history. This is an important time to recognize the...

The highly anticipated “The Gaze Africana,” presented by AfriKin, opened this past Sunday, January 15, and was a resounding success.  It was an unseasonably cool weekend...

When we talk about “The Gaze” in terms of arts and culture, we are talking particularly about engagement with visual media. It can be how the audience views a work of art or...

We all crave financial security and independence, no? We don’t want to be beholden to anyone; we want to build a legacy and stop depending on others to provide for our future....

There is such value and sanctity in the concept of community. Whether it’s a gathering of individuals who share a commonality in terms of religious beliefs, interests, or...

Nigeria has taken a bold step to become the first country in the world to ban foreign models and voice actors in its ads. Set to go into effect on October 1st (Nigerian...

Barbie has been a popular children’s toy since its creation back in 1959. The original Barbie, the first mass-produced doll in the United States, had blonde hair, blue eyes,...

Why are we unwell? Here are some facts that may or may not surprise you: According to Heart.Org, approximately 55% of Black adults have HBP, the highest in the...

When one hears the term "African Diaspora," most people immediately think of the results of the transatlantic slave trade when approximately 12.5 million people were sent to the...