Redefining Being a Black Artist
“Being a black artist, the first thing people want to talk about is your blackness, the importance of your blackness and your black...
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African-American Women in History We Should Have Learned About
In need of a little more women's history? You've come to the right place!
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Jesus Isn't Only White
The detrimental relationship between white supremacy and Christianity doesn’t mean to stop being a follower of Christ.
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“I Can’t Breathe": Words That Have Shaken a Nation
We need to stand up for our fellow Americans, and fight for them to be treated equally and with respect.
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Netflix’s Newest Series Reminds Us Natural Hair Is Beautiful
Madam C. J. Walker wants to tell you something: Embrace your natural hair.
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Defining Our History: Episode 4 - Civil Rights Leaders/Activists
Welcome to the fourth and final part of Defining Our History , where we discuss African American figures in history for Black History Month...
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Black History Month: 13th
Since the start of Black History Month, we have heard of the heroes and heroines of all shapes and ages that fought or justice and equality...
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Black Female Authors You Need To Read
Too often, black women doen't get the credit that they deserve in the literary world. Here is a list of some amazing black authors to read...
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10 of the Best Black Movies
These films are a must-see!
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'Hair Love' Won an Oscar and I Am so Glad It Did
Hair Love is an American animated short film written and directed by Matthew A. Cherry. It is about an African American father who must...
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Black History Movie Recommendations
Here are my favorite movies to watch to honor this historic month:
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Defining Our History: Episode 2 - Athletes
Welcome to the second part of Defining Our History , where every week we acknowledge and celebrate African American history-makers from...
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5 Things Not to Say to Black Women
A PSA from a fellow sister.
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How to Celebrate Black History Month as an Adult
When we were kids, black history month was marked by us learning things we never knew about our culture and our history. As you become an adult, you search for that information independently and black history month no longer serves as that catalyst. Celebrate Black history month as an adult becomes a challenge so here are a couple of ways:
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A Present Day Look at Interracial Marriage
I asked Karlie and Chase what it's like to have an interracial marriage in Salt Lake City in 2020.
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African American Pioneers of Rock 'N Roll
Generations have been rocking and rolling for decades now and I would like to acknowledge some of the individuals who helped mold that rock...
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More Than A Stereotype
There are two people. Person One lives with married parents in a house and has A’s and B’s in school. This person has never been in trouble...
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African American Representation in Fiction Novels
In recent years, there has been an emergence of African American protagonists in nonfiction novels. This is a huge stepping stone for...
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Ruby Bridges: Courageous
By Nadia Jeffries Ruby was the first African American child to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South. On November 14, 1960...
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Representation Over Diversity: The Superhero Genre in Film and TV
Not all heroes wear capes.
