“I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me … When they approach me they see only my
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Yasmin Eleby had dreams of being married before the age of 40. However, after not finding a suitable mate, Eleby
Najee, the internationally renowned smooth jazz saxophonist and flautist, will be performing on Feb. 1 at the 26th annual Zora
The organization Supreme Street recently sponsored Project Selma NOLA, a program that gives inner-city youth in New Orleans the opportunity to
Now in it’s 47th year, the MLK Commemorative Service at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta remains a highlight
Where can upwardly mobile, young, Black business professionals go to connect in an unpretentious manner, where individuals are valued more for
After Dr. King spent the summer of 1966 in Chicago, he was forever impacted by what he called the most
Christ Universal Temple Church had the honor of hosting the Black Heritage Exhibition this past weekend. The exhibit included multiple
Michael Pazmino and Mache Customs Michael Pazmino is an avid sneaker collector who decided to create Kixfair to celebrate
Every January, Americans celebrate the life and legacy Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The civil rights icon is one of
The game is the game. Whether you were a fledgling Marlo Stanfield, sitting in a steel visitor’s room seat, responding to a
The family pet has become somewhat of an institution over the years. Having a pet around gives a family a
Apparently, chains and oppression are the “it” thing in the entertainment business. The critically acclaimed and widely successful film 12
The Watch Night service can be traced back to gatherings also known as “Freedom’s Eve.” On that night, Black slaves
The current protest movement against police abuse was not church-based or centered at its inception. It was the righteous indignation
Forget regular weed, the new thing on the street is smoking hash oil (BHO) also known as butter, honey or
Now is the time we start plotting out all of those great ideas of what we’re going to resolve to
It’s the start that stops most of us resolutions are dropped as glasses are raised in a New Year’s toast
We start out each year with a bunch of high hopes and aspirations for a better us, but somehow we
Each year, the new year rolls around and people begin to acknowledge where they went wrong. They step into a
