Black Arts & Culture Feature: The Historical Background The Great Migration of African Americans in the USA established the Harlem Renaissance grounds, starting in 1916. During this period, millions of African Americans moved from the southern states to the northern states of the USA, in search of better social, political, and financial conditions. Many of these opportunity-seeking citizens were prolific in various areas of art; from painting, sculpture, and film to writing and editing. Many of these talented people concentrated in New York’s Harlem neighborhood which gave the movement its name—the Harlem Renaissance. Also known as the New Negro Movement,…
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Black History & Cultural Viewpoint: domain Matters, Public via, a wonderful Wikimedia Commons Take take a look at picture the cover student. Elizabeth Eckford is the Black among, 9 the Little Rock that, incorporated Secondary school Little Rock Central 3 in 1957 universities years after America’s obviously were integrated Education and learning with the Brownish v. Board of choice required to in 1954 Elizabeth was fifteen when she came with be make sure by a federalized National Guard to security and safety her along with different other the 8 students Black Keep in mind. utilized when the National Guard safeguard…
Aging Well: Info & Insights for Elders and Caretakers By Susie Sarkisian , Accredited Life Train & & Professional in Navigating Aging in Households There’s a word that I call those people that are taking care of, and respecting, a family member that isn’t nearby. We are called ‘Faraways’. Most of individuals think that caregiving can simply be performed in closeness, and I wish to evaluate that state of mind. Caregiving concerns caring and is not limited to those offering physical treatment. I believe that caregiving can be found in a number of kinds- from behind the scenes to the…
Real Estate News & Market Insights: New listings data I am excited that new listings data has shown growth year over year in 2025, and we have reached my minimum target of 80,000 during the seasonal peak period of this data line. However, I was hoping for more weeks between 80,000 and 100,000, which would be very normal. So far this year, we haven’t seen that in the data line, and this week saw a slight decline from the previous week. To give you some perspective, during the years of the housing bubble crash, new listings were soaring between 250,000…
Voices, Votes & Vision: The Latest in Politics & Public Policy When superstar basketball player LeBron James announced he was leaving the ClevelandCavaliers to join the Miami Heat in the summer of 2010, he was deemed “Public EnemyNo. 1″ by the city of Cleveland. They would boo him mercilessly every time he came tothe city to face the Cavaliers. In this June 19, 2016, file photo, then Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) shoots against the Golden State Warriors during the first half of Game 7 of basketball’s NBA Finals in Oakland, California. Photo credit: Marcio Jose Sanchez, The Associated…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Alongside scrolling endlessly through social media and sending messages in the group chat, many smartphone users enjoy gaming in their spare time. It’s convenient as it can be accessed on the move, the phones of today can house new and improved products, and there are some handy accessories that can improve any virtual adventure. In fact, smartphone gaming accessories are continually coming to the fore. In 2025, mobile gaming audiences are already snapping up a plethora of popular accessories that promise to enhance their sessions. Some gamers opt for wireless earbuds, others…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights When the Oklahoma City Thunder punched their ticket to the NBA Finals, the celebration went far beyond the hardwood. It reached the hallways of Paycom Center, where a man known simply as “Coach Mack” stood, beaming with pride. But Marvin Mack isn’t your average security guard. He’s an HBCU basketball alum, a former high school coach, and the heart and soul of the Thunder’s home-court culture. Coach Mack’s story starts long before the NBA spotlight. Born and raised in Oklahoma, Mack was a standout player at Guthrie High School before…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care In this special bonus episode, I’m joined by our incredible producers for a fun and insightful conversation about some of the pop culture moments that have been giving us life lately. We’re diving into Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour and what it means for how we understand Black womanhood and creativity, unpacking the emotional and spiritual layers of the new film Sinners, and reflecting on the quiet power of the Netflix series Forever. About the Podcast The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a…
Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward If you’re using an older car or one that doesn’t support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, this deal is definitely for you. If you act fast, you can get a new Avylet wireless CarPlay display for just $61.58, a price that represents a full 38% off the original $100 asking price. This deal is easy to take advantage of with no on-screen coupons or discount codes to contend with. But you do need to be aware that this is a limited-time deal and we don’t know for sure just how long it…
From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education HR professionals say it all the time and I share it all the time: Do your company research before you go into the job interview. Some research says that if you spend just 15 minutes on the company’s website before a job interview, you will learn enough to do well in the job interview. Now with all the information available via social media, why do so many recruiters complain that job seekers are still walking into job interviews without doing any company research?Most experienced recruiters can tell the difference between job seekers…