Packing for the One Voyage Cruise can feel overwhelming. You need outfits for sunny days by the pool, adventurous shore excursions, and more. Add in creative theme nights, and your luggage can quickly become overwhelming. This guide offers practical cruise packing tips to help you […]
A shared testament for many in the African American community is a feeling of having to grow up way too soon in the journey from adolescence to adulthood. For Black men specifically, an age-old statistic even made us believe that many of our brothers wouldn’t […]
Robin “Rocky” Myers of Morgan County, Alabama, has spent more than three decades behind bars for a murder he maintains he did not commit. Despite questions surrounding the physical evidence, shifting witness accounts, and his original attorney’s ties to the Ku Klux Klan, his latest […]
CDFI is probably not an acronym most people use every day. But if you are a Black entrepreneur who has struggled to get a traditional bank loan, a contractor who needs working capital to take on a larger job, or a community trying to finance […]
Jhené Aiko is back with a new album, Westside Whimsy. After a six-year drought, Aiko has finally given her fans some new music. Back in 2020, the Los Angeles singer released Chilombo, a project that featured hits like “Triggered,” “P*$$y Fairy,” and “On The Way.” […]
Women who participated in sports growing up are more likely to become workplace leaders, pursue senior positions, and negotiate their salaries, according to new research examining the connection between youth athletics and career success, Inc.com reports. The “Girls Who Play Change the Game” report, released […]
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