Why You Should Know These Women Pioneers in Central Park
New York’s Central Park unveiled a statue of women’s rights pioneers Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Sojourner Truth in March 2020 in honor of Women’s […]
Try the Presidential Book Challenge
Do you have a hankering for reading books? Not sure what to read next? With the U.S. presidential elections coming up in […]
Should There Be a Winnie Mandela Day?
Activist and leader, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela died on April 2nd. Her death was felt by millions of people who loved and admired her. […]
New Year Resolutions – Create a Life of Happiness
Why is it that most of us fail to keep their New Year resolutions? We are so overbooked, overworked and overwhelmed, our […]
#SayHerName: Marielle Franco
The murder of Marielle Franco, a Brazilian city councilor, was a shock not just to Brazil, but the entire world. People everywhere […]
Alice Paul: Tortured/Beaten (Women’s History Month)
On November 1917, Dr. Alice Paul and her fellow suffragists were beaten and tortured for seeking the right to vote. These courageous […]
Mary Francis Hill Coley: Midwife Activist
Known for her progressive views on childbirth, Mary Francis Hill Coley was an influential midwife in American history. Coley, known as Miss […]
4 Black Athletes Making Olympic History
Black History Month is a time to celebrate culture as well as inspirational people who made history, but it doesn’t have to […]
Valentine’s Day Bellini
Chef Kendrick shows how to make a simple yet tasty Valentine’s Day inspired drink in a non-alcoholic and alcoholic version using simple syrup and strawberries.
Lindsey Vonn: The Speed Queen
February 9th marks the beginning of the 2018 Winter Olympics, hosted in PyeongChang. Some of our finest athletes will be competing in […]