There are times when I feel an intense yearning for a man—a true gentleman who will love, honor, and cherish me as the queen I am. While this longing can be powerful, I remain steadfast in guarding my heart, knowing that giving in too soon could lead me into the wrong hands.

We are Triplets today we are 91 years old, and we are waiting for congratulations from our friends.

Eliud kipchoge is the only African athlete to have a dedicated statue at the Oregon Nike head quarters,USA.

The 2× Olympic champion is idolized for his perfect craft in the athletics world

RIP Professor Kiah Duggins was among those lost in the mid-air plane collision at Reagan National Airport. Professor Duggins was set to begin a new chapter as a professor at Howard University School of Law this fall. May her memory be a blessing.

A new ocean is slowly forming in Africa due to a 35-mile crack that appeared in Ethiopia in 2005. This crack is caused by three tectonic plates—the Nubian, Somali, and Arabian plates—gradually pulling apart. Scientists estimate it will take 5 to 10 million years for the ocean to fully form.

The Afar region, where the plates meet, is a unique place to study tectonic processes. Some researchers believe the rift is driven by a massive plume of superheated rock rising from the Earth’s mantle beneath East Africa. The plates are moving at different speeds, with the Arabian plate drifting away from Africa at about 1 inch per year and the African plates separating even slower, between 0.2 to 0.5 inches annually.

Eventually, this process will create a new mid-ocean ridge system, paving the way for a new ocean to emerge in Africa.

Women in Zimbabwe have been decorating homes for centuries, continuing a longstanding tradition.

Around 1840s Black people couldn’t market their music because it wouldn’t sell due to r@c’sm. They had to use wh*te people on the cover of their albums as stand-ins. Eventually, because they had to collaborate with wh*tes, their music got rebranded as wh*te music, and the wh*te musicians get more play than the people they stole the music genre from. In reality, just like most popular music genres, country music in the U.S. began with Black People. More specifically, the story of country begins with the banjo. The modern-day banjo is a descendant of a West African instrument, made from gourds, called the Akonting. When enslaved persons were taken from Africa to America, their instruments came with them. For four hundred years, enslaved people created their own music, hymns, spirituals, and field songs—all with roots in African music. Accordingly, in the 1840s, the banjo was seen as an exclusively Black instrument; it was unheard of for a wh*te person to play the banjo.
Jimmie Rodgers, the fake father of country music worked with Black musicians, combined the blues, gospel, jazz, cowboy, and folk styles in his songs...