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By Collins BadewaStyle Ravehttps://stylerave.com/ Every January 20, Americans honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., a pivotal leader in the fight for...
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By Collins BadewaStyle Ravehttps://stylerave.com/ Every January 20, Americans honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., a pivotal leader in the fight for...
More than 80% of Americans say they want to write a book, but just 5 to 7% of published authors are Black, and the industry has historically favored...
Zoe Saldaña won her first-ever Golden Globe on Sunday, January 5th, at the 82nd annual ceremony in Los Angeles.
Many of us have noticed that the cinema experience has seemed a bit.. different since the pandemic ended and we were allowed to once again venture...
When many of us were little girls and boys, families only had live Christmas trees, the exception being the aluminum trees on which rotating...
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) will launch a publication on Sept. 3 that showcases visual art’s role in...
Kwanzaa & African celebration reinforces community By Eva D. ColemanLifestyle & Culture Editor The village was in full force to support the Kwanzaa &...
Greek organizations combine forces for impact By Eva D. ColemanLifestyle & Culture Editor Overheard on Dec. 11, 2024 at the Shark Bar in Plano...
This little item never fails to reduce my stress, help me remember names, and make me happier, so I won’t leave home without one.
How spiritual growth, a journey to self-love and a dip into her “soft life” era are fueling the superstar sprinter.
Frustrated by systemic racism and a political climate steeped in chaos, more Black Americans are seeking refuge overseas.
Every year, people all over take part in a simple yet powerful tradition—choosing a single word to define and guide their year.
Black families haunted by the past, trying to survive the present and holding hope for the future are themes of the Netflix dramatic film...
The legacy of Mark Clark, a Black Panther leader dedicated to community service and justice, tragically killed alongside Fred Hampton in 1969.