Arts & Culture

The Story of James Weldon Johnson, Creator of the Black National Anthem

On February 12, 1900, five hundred students of the segregated Stanton School in Jacksonville, Florida,…

8 Things about African Mythology You Should Know

You’re most likely familiar with Greek mythology, but what about African mythology? For most people…

An Unofficial History of Southern Soul Food

Soul food is an important staple of the Black community and one of the most…

Has the Black Slave Narrative Overstayed its Welcome in Cinema? Let’s Talk About It

African Americans are multi-faceted. Let’s start with this. We are singers. Fighters. Dancers. Politicians. Scholars.…

How ‘In Living Color’ Changed Super Bowl Halftime Forever

There are few sporting events that command as much excitement and attention as the Super…

How to Celebrate Thanksgiving Properly in a Black and/or Indigenous Household

Indigenous communities have debunked the elementary school story of Thanksgiving. A peaceful exchange between pilgrims…

André 3000 Gave Us The Eclectic Flute Album We Never Knew We Needed

If there’s one thing 3 Stacks is going to do, it’s defy expectations. For years…

How Blackness Divides and Unites Black Immigrants and Black Americans

As a Black American, I can say that for most Black people in the United…

The OG Trendsetters of Fashion: Why the Fashion Industry Should Credit Black People for Latest Trends

Fashion trends constantly evolve and often reflect the spirit of the time. Black people are…

10 Soul Food Restaurants to Visit

Soul food — two words that immediately bring a smile to my face, with a…