After Queen Sugar actor Kofi Siriboe tweeted powerful words about his love and respect for his mother and all black women fans responded with appreciation,
Almost three years ago, I met the love of my life – my husband – on an internet dating site. Call it fate. Call it
In today’s edition of ‘some folks will go to great lengths to blame black folks for shit they had nothing to do with’ standup comedienne
LaKeith Stanfield, who stars as Darius in Atlanta (and has appeared in a string of critically acclaimed films including Selma, Straight Outta Compton, Miles Ahead,
A primary tactic Black Americans use to get ahead professionally is code-switching — adjusting speech, dress and mannerisms to make non-blacks more comfortable in the
They never meant for folks like us to walk around with confidence But I ain’t finna hate myself because of your incompetence –Jane Oranika, founder
Tiffany Richardson is at the center of one of the most explosive and infamous moments of pop culture history. After being eliminated in the 7th
“Slum Ballet,” an ongoing photo series by Fredik Lerneryd, is incredibly captivating and inspiring. It follows the journey of Kenyan children learning ballet in Kibera,
Senegalese urban dance center, known as The Dance Hall created a starter video guide for anyone who might have come across a viral video of the Azonto
Dubai-based production company, Barajoun Entertainment released a trailer for what we deem as one of the most spectacular representations of people of color in 3D
Misty Copeland’s rise in the American Ballet Theater (ABT) was recently shown in a PBS documentary entitled “A Ballerina’s Tale”. The film, produced by Nelson George, follows
The adorable McClure twins have been burning up the internet since their October 2016 We Look Like the Same Person video. The cuteness captured in the
Amara La Negra has emerged as the breakout star of the new season of Love and Hip Hop Miami. The Dominican singer is stunning, talented
Over the past few decades the look of black hair market has changed tremendously. From press n-curls to afros to *gulp* Jheri Curls. However, it’s
