5 Lesser-Known African American Trailblazers in Politics You Should Know
As we witness Kamala Harris’s groundbreaking bid for the presidential election, it’s a timely reminder that the narrative of African American political leadership extends far beyond familiar names like Barack Obama or Maxine Waters. Harris’s historic campaign underscores a rich legacy of trailblazers whose contributions have often flown under the radar. Let’s dive into the […]
What You Need to Know Before the “Surviving Lake Lanier” Documentary
If you’re scrolling through social media or hailing from northern Georgia, you’ve likely come across some spooky tales about one infamous body of water: Lake Lanier. This seemingly picturesque lake has captivated the imagination of many, but there’s much more beneath the surface than just crystal-clear waters and sun-soaked shores. Here is what you need […]
Hidden Gems in the South: Must-Visit Destinations for Black Travelers
Aside from the mouthwatering BBQ and the warm Southern climate, the South is a treasure trove of unique historical and cultural experiences, especially for African American travelers.From charming towns to historic landmarks, these hidden gems below are waiting to be explored, each offering a unique and enriching experience that celebrates Black heritage and culture. Here […]
Celebrating Gullah Geechee Culture Through The Legacy of the AME Church
The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church holds a special place in the hearts of many within the Gullah Geechee community. See how we are celebrating gullah geechee culture through the legacy of the AME church. Its history is not just a tale of faith but a testament to resilience, cultural preservation, and community strength. Founded […]
Make-Ahead Blueberry Muffins That Wow
We are all about food in Charleston and since my grandma was Thee cook in Charleston (the white folks used to fight over her to work for them because she was such a great cook). I miss her cooking and since this website is all about culture I have to share one of my favorite […]
Why African Americans Don’t Vote
It’s no secret that voter suppression is a real issue in the United States. In fact, it’s been going on for centuries. Unfortunately, many people don’t realize just how widespread this problem is. In this blog post, we will discuss the reality of voter suppression and why African American voting is at an all-time low. […]
Black-owned Hotels and Spas To Add to Your Travel Bucket List
Black-owned hotels, spas, and vacation spots offer travelers a chance to experience the best while celebrating diversity and culture. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious getaway or a cozy retreat, these establishments provide a unique opportunity to connect with history, art, and tradition. Here are some Black-owned Hotels and Spas To Add to Your Travel Bucket […]
Angel Oak Tree History And Background
Located on John’s Island – about 12 miles from downtown Charleston – is The Angel Oak Park, where a stunning Southern Live Oak tree, estimated to be 400 years old, stands beckoning those to reveal its secrets. Here we share some Angel Oak Tree history and background. About the Angel Oak Tree The Angel Oak […]
The history of Angela
Welcome to our series where we dive into the history of people that you need to know. I can’t wait to share with you the history of others as this website is all about history, culture, and food. Let’s get to know the history of Angela. Shout out your favorite small business Sushe’ Beauty (www.sushebeauty.com) IG: […]
I’m Geechee, of course…
If you’ve been online, especially on TikTok the last several weeks, no doubt you’ve seen the “I’m, of course,” trend, where creators explain who they are and something about themselves as it relates to the way they identify. So, of course I had to jump on this trend, sharing with you all some of the […]
