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The University of Western Sydney launched an amazing campaign video highlighting the courage and sacrifice of some immigrants who flee their countries looking to make better lives for themselves and others. In the age of anti-refugee xenophobia, this video could be called forward thinking. We just call it...reality.
The "bird man" of #kensingtonmarket ... Last spotted in summer of 2015. If he's reading this, We're hoping both he, and summer, make a speedy appearance this year. Yes it's only January, but still. #toronto #humansoftoronto #The6ix #The6 #YYZ #blackartist #Tdotgotsoul (at Kensington Market)
Is "reading more" on your resolutions list? Here's 25 books by Black authors to check out this year!
Courtesy : Huff Post
We set off the New Year with a new video, a new format, and a new website. Eden Hagos' Black Foodie events highlight Food and Lifestyle through a Black Lens. We got the chance to sit down at a buffet style pop up dinner held at local Ethiopian restaurant Ethiopiques, and find out from Eden herself what the Black Foodie movement is all about.
"That's the beauty of community: we can spread love." John Forté, a classically trained violinist and Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and producer from Brooklyn, shares his journey from humble be
Anybody remember John Forte, a Rap artist down with the Fugees back in the 90′s? Ever wonder what happened to him? Well after a pardoned prison sentence (by President Obama no less) Mr. Forte has been repping for prison reform through public speaking engagements and his music. Check him out on this Creative Mornings Podcast discussing something we could all use more of in 2016.
Do you think the statement “The Black community doesn’t support Black Business is a real thing? If not, why not? Maggie Anderson decided to try doing business with exclusively Black owned businesses for a year.
What she learned may surprise you.
Courtesy : Tedx
This Holiday, give the gift of community support for a great local Black business. Bashir Munye’s My Little Dumplings, named after the nicknames he’s given to his kids (awww), is running an IndieGoGo campaign for a personal Commercial kitchen for the Chef. Here’s a good chance to show your holiday spirit, AND build business in your community.
It’s Friday! Doing a little dance over here.
