FLYE is training Young Black Men to Lead and Excel
FLYE stands for Future Leaders & Young Entrepreneurs. They educate and empower student athletes on topics such as entrepreneurship, leadership, gentlemanly behavior/etiquette, … Keep Reading
The Green Book Chronicles: A Documentary about The First Black Travel Guide
The Green Book, also known as the The Negro Motorist Green Book, was created in 1936 by a mailman, Victor Hugo Green. … Keep Reading
Luvvie Ajayi on her African Identity, Social Justice, Shopping Black & More!
Luvvie Ajayi started writing 13 years ago while in college. In 2006, she created her popular blog, AwesomelyLuvvie.com. Fast forward to 2016, she dropped her … Keep Reading
22 Black History Month Events in the UK this October
Black History Month celebrations have been taking place in the UK since 1987. A Ghanaian named Akyaaba Addai-Sebo is credited with getting … Keep Reading
The Dandy Lion Project Arrives in the UK Just In Time for Black History Month
I discovered the Dandy Lion Project a few years ago while I was scrolling through my Facebook timeline. As a guy who … Keep Reading
Moleskine Teams Up with Spike Lee for the She’s Gotta Have It 30th Anniversary: This One’s For Us
The other night, a post by my friend Kasimu popped onto my timeline. All I saw was something about Moleskine and She’s Gotta Have … Keep Reading
Tastemakers Africa: Giving You a “Taste” of an Africa You’ve Never Seen
When you think of travel to Africa, what is the first image that pops into your mind? Probably something to do with … Keep Reading
Why Nate Parker’s “The Birth of A Nation” is the Biggest Clapback Hollywood Has Ever Seen
Is Nate Parker’s “The Birth of a Nation” just another “slave” movie? Or is this a film about Black folks stopping at … Keep Reading
You Caint Use My Phone: The Erykah Badu Mixtape
So this happened earlier today, Erykah Badu’s new mixtape. And it’s giving me new life. E., girl, you DID this. And 3 Stacks…you … Keep Reading