The African Decor Edit Nasozi Kakembo is a designer, author and journalist whose design practice and import business, xN ...

Nasozi Kakembo is a journalist, writer, and Ugandan-American designer passionate about bringing awareness to the beauty of African designers ... in interior design, decor, and product, and I ...

Minimalistic colors and natural materials create a “hygge” feeling to the room. In contrast, warm, welcoming atmospheres in ...

People are asked to bring up to five photographs to the museum, in physical or digital format, to contribute to the project. The photos will be scanned and returned immediately.

Hanson, Jr. spotlights the life and legacy of the late Julius Whittier, the first African American football scholarship recipient and letterman at the University of Texas at Austin, with insights ...

It's a great feeling because you know if you're making a house for somebody and everyone has the right to feel safe in their ...

Research shows that Black inventors living in the American North had ... Sarah Boone, the daughter of African Americans who escaped slavery in North Carolina via the Underground Railroad and ...

An African-American family on Coney Island in the mid-19th century -- an image that reflect's Brooklyn's rich and little-known African-American history. Brooklyn Museum, Long before it became the ...

Even though the story is rooted in comic book culture, a Bible verse came to mind when hearing Metro Theater Company Artistic Director Jacqueline Thompson talk about their upcoming production of ...

The law, passed on Sept. 2, says that any person who can trace their ancestry back to a victim of the transatlantic slave trade, and who doesn’t hold an African nationality, “may acquire ...

EJI is committed to ending mass incarceration and excessive sentencing, two issues that disproportionately affect African Americans. The initiative also works to secure economic justice and ...

The Philadelphia Tribune hosted its 2024 Most Influential African Americans event on Thursday, recognizing African-American Philadelphians making a difference in their respective industries ...