COVID did not stop Black America’s largest parade
The 92 annual Bud Billiken back to school parade is a celebration of Black families and education. The oldest back to school parade in the
August 15, 2021
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The 92 annual Bud Billiken back to school parade is a celebration of Black families and education. The oldest back to school parade in the
The idea of “quilts” often evokes warm memories of grandmama and snuggling on cold winter nights. Well, the Atlanta Quilt Festival (AQF) will invite you
Amanda Gorman remembers what it was like as a young writer trying to find her creative voice and has partnered with Penguin Random House to
Barack Obama still managed to host a banging birthday blowout to commemorate his 60th year on earth that featured more stars than a Christmas tree.
The Meteor is home base for modern feminists who enjoy being part of a collective of activists, journalists, artists, and filmmakers dedicated to telling stories
The Detroit Tigers hosted their 18th Annual Negro Leagues Weekend celebration July 30 – August 1, 2021, where the Tigers played the Baltimore Orioles. The
The Mahogany brand is Hallmark’s greeting card brand that has honored and celebrated Black culture for more than 30 years. It’s a personal expression brand that provides
By Sterling Reed Long-time contributing photographer Norman Johnson began taking mostly pictures of celebrity events and concerts for rolling out magazine, where he worked closely
On Thursday, July 15, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. announced the organization’s 2021 honorary inductees and they did not disappoint. Film and TV producer Debra
Jamaal Barber is a visual artist who wants his artwork to speak to all aspects of Black life. He has received accolades for his pieces
As the co-founder and creative force behind The Elements of HipHopolis comic book — a series that is actively creating a hip-hop universe similar to
As Juneteenth celebrations come to a close, Atlanta still remains a hub for Black American art, culture and entertainment. Year-round, there are and continue to
Although many know about Juneteenth and that is celebrated nationally, it has just been made a federal holiday. On June 19, 1865, the slaves in
Creative Black minds have always introduced (and perfected) content that others either mimic or abuse for their own benefit. From music to sports, food and
Vanessa Bryant surprised her sister-in-law Sharia Washington, the surviving sister of Kobe Bryant, with a brand new Tesla on Thursday, June 4, 2021. Bryant posted
As it stands, there are just three known living individuals who survived the 1921 destruction of the Greenwood district in Tulsa. These individuals are presently
In his memoir, My Life and An Era, attorney Buck Franklin, a survivor of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre who represented other Greenwood families in
Tap dancing, as an art form is deeply rooted in Black culture. It originated in the United States in the early 19th century. Tap has
Working with Blair Devereaux is often described as an unparalleled “experience.” As a celebrated brand photographer, his unique aesthetic and ability to connect deeply with
If you enjoy a nice bike ride or stroll on the south side of the Atlanta Beltline, you may have had the opportunity to gaze
