By Angel Eason, Lifestyle Editor It’s March, which means two things are in full swing: Women’s History Month and the season of spring cleaning. I had the opportunity to talk with Katherine, the CEO of Tidy Milso, about her journey, challenges, and the impact she’s making as a professional organizer in the world of organization…
African-American vernacular English renders the word, awake’ as ‘woke.’ This term ‘woke’ has been interpreted within America as a call for Americans of all races to be “aware of and be actively attentive to important facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice),” The 45 million people of the Caribbean are looking forward…
The Black Methodist Church, a cornerstone of African American religious and social life for centuries, finds itself at a crossroads. Decades of declining membership, aging congregations, and societal shifts have left many questioning its future. However, amidst these challenges, seeds of hope are being sown, hinting at a potential revival on the horizon. This past…
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