Blogger Paola Mathe and friends Cacsmy, Kristia, Nichole all teamed up with photographer Aaron of NYC_Underground to pull off a crazy awesome hero-themed shoot in the New York subway:
Of course, toupees have been a thing for men with balding hair, but now even those who have been used to rocking just a low-cut
Previously, we highlighted looks of Nigerian bridal parties donning the traditional aso-ebi or “cloth of the family.” Now we’re focusing on the bride herself! If
Representation matters for our little black girls. Just yesterday we posted about Viola Davis’ daughter Genesis wanting to dress as her for Halloween. Today we
While the rest of the world was preoccupied with Halloween costumes, #DashikiDay was taking over Instagram, filling timelines with an array of vivid colors draped against brown
By Dominique Matti for Those People Because when I was five, my kindergarten classmate told me I couldn’t be the princess in the game we
Earlier this week, Makeup Artist Jennilie Perreault @JCoperro posted the following picture, which in turn sparked a heated debate about Blackface and Cultural Appropriation. We often
A new documentary has just been released that picks up where Chris Rock’s 2009 Good Hair left off. LA-based salon owner and founder of Just Extensions Hair Bar,
Emily Stein set out to showcase the individuality of children as expressed in their style, but in the process the UK based photographer inadvertently paid
Before the integration of the National Basketball Association (NBA) in 1950, black people who desired to play basketball were all but excluded from the sport.
Over the weekend, singer Ciara celebrated her 30th birthday and her beau Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, threw here a hero-themed surprise birthday party in
Franchesca Ramsey just initiated an important conversation on the fetishizing of mixed kids. In a recent Youtube video, the actress and TV personality, who is
Blacks worldwide are living in the first centuries and decades since the end of slavery and colonization. One enduring reminder of this is our names.
America is obsessed with the concept of black women’s unloveability. Head over to Google news and type in “black women” and “marriage” and you’ll be
