Parents looking for ways to teach self-love to their daughters have a new self-empowering resource to start conversations with their children and teens about healthy and natural ways to take care of hair.
This three-part series will be available on Facebook Live and Zoom starting with PART ONE - THE COLOR OF ACCEPTANCE: WHEN WHITE PRIVILEGE MEETS BLACK EXCELLENCE on Wednesday April 28, 2021 at 5:30pm EDT
British Researcher -- Whose Work Uncovered Previously Unknown African Women Who Also Survived the Middle Passage Aboard the Clotilda Slave Ship - Set to Deliver Virtual Keynote at Africatown Event on Feb. 13.
Provide recognition to African American woman small business CEO wins first Coach of the Year Silver Stevie award for helping leaders reached their leadership potential.
The JMSP team, headed by Johnnie O. Michael, Sr. and Dr. Pamela McCauley, intends to crowdfund their upcoming docuseries about racial equality in America.
Autodidactic Visual Artist, D. Lammie-Hanson, Creates 25 Celebrity Portraits with the 500 year old technique, Silverpoint to Celebrate Essence Festival's Silver Anniversary in New Orleans.
On February 23, 2019, a diverse coalition of Virginians will gather for a rally and a March on the Mansion. Participants from every corner of the state will speak in one unified voice calling for Governor Ralph Northam to resign.
Funeral Services Set for June 30th in Birmingham for former Child "Foot Soldier" in the 1963 Civil Rights Movement Who Spent Her Last Years Sharing Her Life's Lessons With the Next Generation of Freedom Fighters.
Atlanta's Eta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. to recognize the country's most influential figures at the Aureus Gala benefiting the Project Exc2el Mentoring Program.
Florida International University African & African Diaspora Studies in conjunction with The Eric Williams Memorial Collection Research Library, Archives & Museum at The University of the West Indies present the Nineteenth Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture. Speaker: Dr. Pedro Noguera Distinguished Professor of Education UCLA Graduate School of Education/Information Studies.
The search for the 'AFR GUEST STARS' of 2017 is a global initiative created by TALKSTUFF in partnership with LEGENDARY GOLD (the organizers of Africa Fashion Reception). Sponsored by the African Union and UNESCO, these events will take place in Addis Ababa from the 28th – 30th September, 2017 and in Paris on the 4th November, 2017.
"Ruthless killing. Lies and deception. Manipulation. These are not the intended goals of globalization, but very often the results." −Dr. Tyler West, The Third Medallion.
Ever asked, where are the black people? If yes, then BlkPeople.com is just for you. It's where you can come to find places black people go in any local U.S. city. Find places to get your hair done, grab something to eat, go shopping, go clubbing and more.
Founder of Beauty 'Scopers' And Los Angeles Based Makeup Artist Gets The Popular Social Media App To Include Black History Month In It's Hashtags And Heart Emojis.
The Network Journal (TNJ, TNJ.com) is calling for nominations for its 18th annual 25 Influential Black Women in Business Awards (25 IBWIB). The deadline for nominations is Friday, October 23, 2015.
To ensure everyone who would like to attend The National Black Evangelical Association's 2015 convention is able to regardless of their financial situation, NBEA announced that the four day event will be offered at no-charge to attendees.
National organization that advocates for at-risk and incarcerated African Americans will hold a public forum and rally as a means to influence Congress and other political leaders to make certain, lasting reforms to the U.S. Prison System.
Lizzie Kimbrough performed three theatrical presentations as a tribute to African American Women during Black History Month on Feb. 22nd at the Nashville Church of Scientology.
With the rise in divorce for the African American community has come heartbreak, drama and broken homes as well as a collective need to learn how to navigate through tough breakups. In the spirit of learning from history, Chicago family law practitioner Lester L. Barclay shared the 14 biggest post-divorce mistakes that people can make.
In honor of Black History Month, the Nashville Church of Scientology will be hosting a unique event to take a look at African roots and how Americans today can stay true to their ancestry.
Lester L. Barclay, author of the book, The African-American Guide to Divorce & Drama: Breaking Up Without Breaking Down, believes that 25 percent of African American marriages in his practice could be saved from ending by applying some of Dr. Martin Luther King's most effective communication skills and techniques. Communication is clearly a key component in helping a marriage survive and thrive.