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Heading Back to the Big Easy
It’s the mosaic of cultures, cuisines, neighborhoods, and architecture that makes New Orleans a jewel of a city. There is a litany of discoveries—from the decadence and European charm of the French...
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The Past Is Prologue
Charles Palmer's technology brings history to life. (Photo by Bob Skalkowski) How would you like to chat with Benjamin Franklin? Think it’s impossible? Not so, says Charles Palmer, executive director...
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Museum Offers Historic Walk Through Black Culture
One exhibit features a life-sized figure of Madame C.J. Walker. (Source: Margaret Croft/The News-Star) A valuable showcase for African American history is getting an upgrade, and new digs If you’re...
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7 Ways to Avoid a Culture Clash When Conducting Global Business
For good or bad, globalization is here to stay. And while opportunities for the small business owner increase substantially when looking outside the borders of the United States, so do the pitfalls....
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The Importance of a Corporate Culture in Your Business
Multicultural workplaces are today’s business reality. Most work with people from different generations, countries, races, ethnicities, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Sometimes issues can...
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Cool Jobs: Gianni Lee Emboldens ‘New Philly’ and Champions AFROPUNK
Image: Gianni Lee The entertainment world has been overrun by those looking to become the “next big thing.” With the game full of people searching for success, using social media to stand out, and just...
View ArticleExplore African-American Culture During Miami Heritage Month
Unknown to many, Miami is much more than South Beach, Wet Willie’s and unrivaled ultra chic hotspots such as Liv Nightclub. With rich multicultural roots and history of African, Caribbean and Latino...
View ArticleExploring The Life and Legacy of Nelson Mandela in South Africa
A little over a year following his death, the world still is grieving over the passing of one of the most prominent leaders of this century, Nelson Mandela. Known affectionately as ‘Madiba’, Nelson...
View ArticleDecoded: 6 Power Women Who Drove Culture and Conversation in 2014
In 2014 women of color inspired conversations about issues that matter and shaped culture around the world. Whether they turned messages into movements, influenced purchasing decisions or changed the...
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5 Things You Need To Know Before Going Global
For good or bad, globalization is here to stay. And while opportunities for the small business owner increase substantially when looking outside the borders of the United States, so do the pitfalls....
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[Photos] 2015 African American Festival Kicks off Saturday
This weekend–Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21–the City of Baltimore will be grooving to the sounds of some of the most esteemed voices in the music industry at the historic African American...
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[OPINION] Rachel Dolezal and Caitlyn Jenner: Transracial vs. Transgender
Race and cultural identity differ; the same is true for biological sex and gender identity. People who describe former president of the Spokane NAACP chapter, Rachel Dolezal’s, misrepresentation of...
View Article[WATCH] Malala Yousafzai Shares Meaningful Message
Nobel Laureate, Malala Yousafzai, appeared on the June 18, 2015 edition of “The Daily Show;” the first episode to air after the Charleston, SC shooting. Although Yousafzia was there to promote her new...
View ArticleFace2Face Africa Hosts Pan-African Achievement Weekend July 10-12
From July 10 -12 in New York City, Face2Face Africa kicks off its 4th Pan African Weekend (PAW) created to highlight the individuals and ideas that are transforming society, and celebrate the pioneers,...
View ArticleDon’t Miss the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta
In Atlanta, from mid July through September, the National Black Arts Festival (NBAF) will feature an exciting lineup of artistic and educational performances in film, music, visual arts, theater, and...
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The Magical Experience of Cuba
Cuban mojitos, salsa dancing, Cohiba cigars, black coffee, and Havana Rum – all things we’ve long admired about Cuba but from afar. With the country restricted from U.S. tourism for the last 50 years,...
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[RECAP] ‘Black Chef Series’: Chef James ‘JR’ Robinson Brings the Heat to...
(Image: Instagram) BluJeen restaurant welcomed Chef James Robinson to its third installment of the ‘Black Chef Series,” a nine-week event inviting foodies to explore the diverse and distinctive...
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Art Collector Talks African Art and Gives Buying Tips
(Image: Kandia Johnson) Nestled in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York, is a $10 million African art collection owned by Eric Edwards, a former AT&T executive. “My love for African...
View ArticleThe Africa the Media Never Shows You
Despite the countless contributions of African culture to the world, including—fashion, technology, food, and more, the continent; which includes 53 countries, is still plagued by stereotypical images...
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Sisters Create Cross-Cultural Organization Connecting U.S. and African Youth
(Image: Chi-Chi Agbim) Twin sisters and founders of Focal Point Global, Hassanatu and Hussainatu Blake are on a mission to provide a global experience that enlightens youths in Africa and the United...
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