This Psychologist Is Changing The Face Of Therapy For Black Women
Slowly but surely, mental health has moved from the sidelines to the center of our national conversation around well-being. But discussing feelings … Keep Reading
16 Black Owned Cigar Businesses
The cigar lifestyle is not only about what type of cigar you smoke it’s also about where you smoke them. Whether you … Keep Reading
Harris Family Brewery is the First Black Owned Brewery in Pennsylvania
Harris Family Brewery is believed to be Pennsylvania’s first Black owned brewery. The brewery started gaining attention this year after securing space for … Keep Reading
Philadelphia Printworks: Activism Never Looked so Good
Philadelphia Printworks is a conscious clothing company that creates T-shirts, sweatshirts and other apparel with designs inspired by social issues and the … Keep Reading
Yinka Shonibare Wrapped More than 200 Books in African Textiles, to Start a Conversation About Immigration
THE MOST RECENT ADDITION to the art collection at The Mead Art Museum at Amherst College is a series of books. The … Keep Reading
35 Black Owned Nail Salons
I was scrolling through our ShoppeBlack IG when saw a video pop up of a Black woman being attacked at an Asian … Keep Reading
Chicago Area Woman Opens Beauty Supply Store
Princess Dempsey knows that she’s a rarity — it’s nothing new. The Broadview businesswoman has for years owned one of the few … Keep Reading
Philadelphia’s BlackStar Film Festival: Where Black Film is High Art
For the past several years, some of my closest East Coast friends and I have made an annual trek. For me, it’s … Keep Reading
New Study Confirms Reality Television Perpetuates Stereotype’s of the Angry African American
When it comes to race and ethnicity, television cuts two ways. It can and has taught tolerance. It also continues to perpetuate stereotypes. A new … Keep Reading
Three Black Business Owners, facing Gentrification, explain how to Thrive in NYC
Almost 20 years ago, Janifer Wilson noticed that Harlem’s bookstores were disappearing one by one, something she couldn’t stand as a woman … Keep Reading