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Balancing Business and Life: Making Room for a More Manageable Beauty Routine

Between building a business, managing a career and keeping up with family commitments, personal time can be difficult to protect. For women juggling packed...

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Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has won Georgia’s gubernatorial election, becoming the first Black woman elected governor in U.S. history Her victory marked a major reversal for Republicans, who have held the Governor’s Mansion since...

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Classic Okra – The Black Family Reunion Cookbook – Black Foodie Finder

A Simple Southern Heritage Side Dish Sometimes the simplest recipes are the ones that stand the test of time. Classic Okra is a perfect example—a humble Southern side dish that lets fresh okra shine with just...

Black-Eyed Peas in Sauce – The Black Family Reunion Cookbook – Black Foodie Finder

A Slow-Simmered Southern Heritage Favorite Rich, hearty, and deeply comforting, Black-Eyed Peas in Sauce is a timeless Southern dish that transforms humble pantry staples into a flavorful family meal. Slow-cooked with smoky ham hocks, tomato purée,...

Old-Fashioned Country Beans – The Black Family Reunion Cookbook – Black Foodie Finder

A Hearty Southern Green Beans and Potatoes Classic Tender green beans, savory bacon, and buttery-soft new potatoes come together in Old-Fashioned Country Beans, a comforting Southern side dish that brings the flavors of traditional home cooking...

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HAITI: THE JEWEL OF THE ANTILLES – Part II

Haitian Elite and Governance: A Root Cause of Misery While the international community has played a significant role in Haiti's hardships, the actions of Haiti’s own elite and governments have been, and continue to be, a fundamental...

HAITI: The Jewel of the Antilles. – Part I

Haiti, once known as "The Jewel of the Antilles," was the world's richest colony. In the 1750s, it contributed up to 50% of France's GNP, exporting sugar, coffee, cocoa, tobacco, cotton, indigo, and other exotic goods....

The Evolution of Country Music: Embracing Diversity and Innovation

In 1962, rhythm-and-blues singer Ray Charles made a bold move with his album Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music. Instead of traditional country instrumentation, he used big-band orchestration and strings. Initially, his record label worried...

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This Collective’s Digital Heists Are Liberating Looted Art From Museums To The Metaverse

Looty is the anonymous collective digitally capturing 3D representations of looted artifacts, repatriating them in the metaverse. For centuries, museums and private collections around the world have been...

Black outdoor enthusiasts and climate advocates talk inclusivity | The Wilderness Society

Aleshea Carrieré, Texas  Aleshea (she/her) is a southern girl living in Dallas who loves food, traveling and the outdoors. She writes about all of that on her blog, where you will find incredible recipes, tips...

BLACK FOODIE’s California Guide • BLACK FOODIE

California is well known for its beaches and its laid-back way of life, but you might not realize that the Golden State is rich with diversity and amazing eats. This month I took a journey down...

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Balancing Business and Life: Making Room for a More Manageable Beauty Routine

Between building a business, managing a career and keeping up with family commitments, personal time can be difficult to protect. For women juggling packed...

Hoppin’ John – The Black Family Reunion Cookbook – Black Foodie Finder

A Southern Heritage Dish Rich in Tradition A beloved staple of Southern cuisine, Hoppin’ John is a comforting combination of black-eyed peas, rice, smoky...

Moonshot 2026: Africa’s Tech Leaders Focus on AI, Funding, and Global Growth

Nigeria’s tech experts say solving practical problems, securing sustainable funding, and reaching global markets are key to staying competitive. These priorities emerged throughout the...

Black Freshman Enrollment at Harvard Falls Nearly 50% Since 2023

Harvard’s latest enrollment data shows that the share of Black students in its incoming class has fallen for the third consecutive year. Since the...