Resistance to the institution of slavery was very widespread, persistent, and to be found in almost every aspect of the Enslaved life. All groups of Enslaved Africans , regardless of...
Cartagena is a must-go city for international tourists in South America. With a rich history, culture, gastronomy and astonishing landscapes, this city can give offer the visitor a plentiful of...
In the Western world, Christmas is celebrated in December, but in Quinamayó, a town located in the Colombian Pacific region, the largely Afro-Colombians celebrate the holiday in mid-February. The doll is...
Over 400 years ago, the first Enslaved Africans set foot in English North America in 1619 in Hampton, Virginia. Descendants like Vincent Tucker and his family traveled from Virginia to...
Black people in Argentina have been treated as an invisible minority for a very long time even though they have had a huge influence on Argentina’s history. They played an integral...
Planning a vacation is never easy. There are a lot of parameters to take notice of. Starting from hotels, flights, and work schedule, however, we may try something or the...
Did you know “Prost” is the German word for “cheers”? Neither did I. That’s why when Wines of Germany USA approached me about collaborating with them on the “Prost Every...
After the popular success of last year’s edition, Nadeen of The Sophisticated Life and I are so excited to collaborate once again on this guide to highlight Black-owned businesses out...
While I may love summer weather more, fall is my favorite time for cocktails. Apple cider for everyone! Seriously, it goes well in so many cocktails, including these three which...
Ghana is now requiring visitors to prove they’re fully vaccinated, officials recently announced. As of Dec. 12, travelers 18 years and older will have to provide proof of being fully...
Come spring 2022, Afro-fusion superstar Burna Boy will become the first Nigerian artist to headline Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Grammy-winning artist will take the stage on...
An Afro-Colombian journalist worked behind-the-scenes for Disney to ensure its “Encanto” film told the story of her native Columbia in all of its rich Afro heritage and culture. Edna Liliana...
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