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Why women in the West and South of Madagascar paint their faces
Madagascar is known for its diverse culture and traditions as its people are of different origins, from Southeast Asia to East Africa. Madagascar can be said to be the unique grounds where Africa and Oceania...
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Black-owned ice-cream business conceived over a photo made $100k in sales in 60 days
Female entrepreneurship is changing in the United States as minority women like Trishona Helm are starting up businesses faster than their white counterparts. According to census data and research...
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Kenya’s once-in-a-decade meat-eating ceremony that turns Maasai warriors into elders
Once every decade, thousands of Maasai men from Kenya and Northern Tanzania wrapped in their traditional shuka, that is, their red and purple shawls, with heads coated in red ocher, gather around to perform...
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Meet the Cowgirls of Color, the all-black, all-female rodeo team breaking barriers
When most people hear of cowgirls, they often picture a Caucasian girl in the southwestern region of the United States, not to talk of the term “rodeo” which is usually not even ascribed to...
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This Black spoken word artiste is the first-ever poet to win America’s Got Talent
America’s Got Talent has been running for 15 seasons and never has a spoken word artiste walked on its stage. The first time one does, he goes on to wow the audiences to become the first-ever spoken...
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Get to know the 13-year-old who directed her own animation inspired by Michelle Obama
Why did it have to take so long for a 13-year-old to find a crew to work with her on her debut animated film? Apparently, no one took her seriously in the beginning because of her age but that should not...
