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Celebrating the Finer Sisterhood of Zeta Phi Beta

Today marks another year for the illustrious sorority! As Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, commemorates its Founders’ Day, we take a moment to celebrate the enduring legacy of sisterhood, scholarship, service, and finer womanhood that this illustrious organization has championed since its inception. Founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard University, Zeta Phi Beta has […]

Celebrating Debbie Allen’s Contributions to Black Culture on Her Birthday

Happy 74th Birthday, Debbie Allen! As we celebrate Debbie Allen on her birthday, her impact on Black culture cannot go without mentioning. From her groundbreaking performances to her trailblazing contributions behind the scenes, Allen has been a force of inspiration for generations. Let’s revisit some of her most iconic contributions to the culture. Fame View […]

Celebrating the Sisterhood of Delta Sigma Theta!

We honor the vision, resilience, and impactful contributions of the sorority’s founders and members. As Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. commemorates its Founders’ Day, it is fitting to recognize the outstanding contributions of some of its distinguished members. Here, we shine a spotlight on five remarkable women who have not only excelled in their respective […]

Issa Rae Receives Double SAG Award Nominations for 2023 Ensemble Performances

Rae portrayed President Barbie in “Barbie” and Sintara Golden in “American Fiction. In a week filled with excitement for the talented Issa Rae, Wednesday brought a double dose of celebration as the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards nominations were announced. Issa received not one but two nominations in the category of Outstanding Performance by a […]

Don Scott Makes History as the First Black House Speaker in Virginia

He’s a history maker with resilience! In a historic moment for the Virginia House of Delegates, Democrat Don Scott has been unanimously elected as the first Black speaker. The landmark decision, reported by NPR, took place on Wednesday, with Del. Scott receiving cheers and a standing ovation as he took the oath of office. Scott’s […]

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.: A Legacy of Excellence and Impact

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. celebrates another year! On January 15, 1908, a group of visionary women at Howard University laid the foundation for a sisterhood that would go on to break barriers, uplift communities, and empower generations. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (AKA) was born, marking the beginning of a legacy that has spanned […]

Solange Announces New Art Exhibit, ‘In Service to Whom’

She’s showcasing her multi-faceted artistry. Renowned artist, musician, and cultural curator Solange Knowles has once again pushed the boundaries of creative expression with her latest endeavor, the immersive art exhibit titled “In Service to Whom.” The singer announced the exhibit via X, linking followers to the full announcement on the Saint Heron website. Combining music, […]

Celebrating Mary J. Blige’s Birthday: 10 Facts About the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul

Toast it up for a queen! It’s our Queen of Hip-Hop Soul’s birthday! Beyond the powerhouse vocals and chart-topping hits, here are ten facts that showcase the uniqueness of the iconic Mary J. Blige. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mary J Blige (@therealmaryjblige) Bronx Roots: Mary Jane Blige was born on […]

Joy Sewing Becomes First Black News Columnist At Houston Chronicle

Change is on the horizon for Houstonians in 2024! Joy Sewing, a Houston native and seasoned journalist, is set to become the first Black news columnist in the 122-year history of the Houston Chronicle, marking a momentous stride toward diversity and representation in the field, the publication reports. Known for her insightful perspectives on people, […]

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