Devynne Johnson The National Museum of Women in the arts, has reopened on during phase II of the coronavirus pandemic, which is a huge win for the nation’s capitol. At the time of writing this, the National Museum of Women in the arts, one of the only notable […]
Brittany Powell Delaware State University has many upcoming young black business owners and entrepreneurs. When on an HBCU campus, you will run into many students who have been able to start their own businesses from the ground up and make a name for themselves. Besides the student leaders […]
Miracle Day NASA is taking the next small step in its efforts to promote commercialization of low Earth orbit by flying a cosmetics company’s product to the International Space Station. Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft was billed to launch to the International Space Station, Sept. 29 and its […]
Telfar Clemens by Tionna Mcneill on September 29 Telfar Clemens is a fashion designer from New York, who also happens to be Liberian. He is the creator of the luxury brand “Telfar,” which is also black owned. The brand was established in 2005. Telfar is also a […]
Danielle Mullins Historically black colleges and university’s are known for everything they stand for from the beginning of time and all that they represent, particularly the exquisite dance lines and the significance they hold. Individuals who have never been to an HBCU will never comprehend the traditions of […]
Madison Holmes Hip hop icons, Timbaland and Swizz Beatz, made history during this quarantine pandemic. At first it was just a proposition to bring light to the hard times that the world was experiencing. Through trial and error, the duo has found the recipe that will make this […]
Tionna Mcneill Photo source: TEDxDelState U On September 4th at 9pm, TEDxDelState U premiered the film “Da 5 Bloods” for Delaware State students. Students were able to watch the film, along with other students, by signing up through the TEDxDelState U instagram page. The organization stated that “TEDxDelStateU […]
Keith Sanchez Deno’s Wonder Wheel in Coney Island has been a can’t miss attraction since it was built in 1920. 100 years later, no one can even celebrate its anniversary because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coney Island, a small neighborhood in Brooklyn known for its amusement park, beaches […]
Brittany Powell Many people in NYC did not get the chance to go to Eastern Parkway for this year’s NYC West Indian Day parade. The West Indian Day parade is a way for people of Caribbean background to celebrate their heritage and have fun with other cultures on […]
Monet Ford Mrs. Nicole Ford, is a 47-year old Mother, Wife and Business Woman from Philadelphia, PA. She attended college at Cheyney University as well as the Community College of Philadelphia. A God-fearing woman who was ready to overcome everything that was sent to destroy her. Mrs. Ford […]
