What You Need to Know About COVID Healthcare Costs
Umazi Mvurya
January 29, 2021
If you are leery to seek treatment or testing for Covid-19 due to the cost, fear not, you are covered. Despite the multiple reports of
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Black Diasporic Dance: Our Spiritually Charged Language
Umazi Mvurya
February 20, 2020
It was 2007 and my self-esteem was at the top of the world. No one could tell me anything about myself because I had just
Black Music Month Series: Ownership of Black Culture and Lives
Umazi Mvurya
June 25, 2019
Artists Who Fought For, and Won, Ownership of Their Work Michael Jackson It is notable that Michael Jackson changed the game by being the first
24 Black-Centered Movies Featured at Tribeca Film Festival
Umazi Mvurya
April 24, 2019
17 Blocks 17 Blocks tells the story of the Rothbard family, including their battles with drug addictions and gun violence all through two decades of
4 Black-Owned Wineries Every Wine Lover Should Know
Umazi Mvurya
March 15, 2019
Because, wine.
Five African Music Festivals You Should Know
Umazi Mvurya
March 13, 2019
Ghana’s president Nana Akufo-Addo declared 2019 as the Year of Return of the African Diaspora, encouraging anyone of African descent to make the journey back
Three Black Women Entrepreneurs You Should Know
Umazi Mvurya
March 6, 2019
Renae Bluitt is the entrepreneurship go-to. She is the founder of In Her Shoes, a blog dedicated to celebrating Black female entrepreneurship. The blog features
Nicki vs Cardi: Beyond Securing the Bag
Umazi Mvurya
September 14, 2018
Social media is still swooning over the shoe-throwing dust- up between Hip Hop’s current top female artists Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. The pair were
Celebrating Black Fathers
Umazi Mvurya
June 12, 2018
Every year as father’s day approaches, my timeline is filled with beautiful dedications from black children to their fathers. Even though social media is not
Protecting Black Women and Girls: R. Kelly’s Time Is Up
Umazi Mvurya
May 1, 2018
“The most unprotected person in America is the Black Woman!” -Malcolm X R. Kelly is on the hot seat once again surrounded by scandals. On
Black Dollars Matter
Umazi Mvurya
April 26, 2018
In the latest episode of “corporate racism”, our main star is Starbucks, a company that brands itself as socially progressive. Ironically, Starbucks has been a
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