Today: June 21, 2026
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Beyond the confines of fashion, these brands are part of a broader movement that recognizes the influential role diasporas play in reshaping global perceptions. African communities abroad act as cultural ambassadors, introducing their host nations to the rich tapestry of African culture,…
The Pew Research Center has published important findings about Black eligible voters in the 2024 election and their potential impact on key races, including the U.S. presidential election. Projected to reach 34.4 million in November 2024, the number of Black-eligible voters in…
SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THIS YEAR’S EVENT, WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE JULY 5-7 IN NEW ORLEANS DURING THE ESSENCE FESTIVAL OF CULTURE.…
January 17th, the United States honors Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; known for his i have a dream speech.…
Harnessing the unifying power of sports, a delegation of U.S. Sports Envoys and officials landed in Abidjan to attend the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations, the continent’s premier sporting event. This initiative, spearheaded by the President’s Advisory Council on African Diaspora Engagement…
These 2024 cultural art exhibitions promise an exciting journey through a variety of Black experiences, historical narratives, and innovative artistic expressions, each exploring joy, beauty, and imagination through their distinctive lenses. Post is inspired by Ebony…
"Mizizi by Street Chef Shaw brings a novel taste to Grand Rapids with its unique take-out menu fusing Latin American and East African flavors."…
After watching their first Black president relentlessly attacked by the conservative right, it’s time the Ivy League school took some responsibility. Dr. Claudine Gay, the first Black and second woman president of Harvard University, resigned her position on Tuesday (Jan. 2), after months of attacks from right-wing…
Forget the “lean in” grind, ladies. It’s time to thrive up. On a crisp day at Eko House in Rockville, Maryland, witnessed a paradigm shift. Empowering Initiatives’ “Career Growth & Leadership” event wasn’t just another networking mixer; it was a clarion call…
In Francophone Africa, a movement reminiscent of the Arab Spring is emerging, which could be termed the 'Francophone Spring'. This upheaval traces its roots back to the colonial era, specifically to the 1884 Berlin Conference. Jean Claude discusses the ongoing complexities and…
