The history of Bernetta
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 Bernetta. Where were you born and raised – Born and raised […]
Where to Shop for Graphic Tees | 9 Online Stores to Consider
Graphic tees are the closet staple that allows you to express your style and personality easily and affordably. Whether that’s through a slogan, saying, illustration, band, TV show, etc… the possibilities are endless. Consider graphic tees, and wearable art that you can change up in an instant. To follow is your guide highlighting some of […]
Colorism What is It and Does it Still Exist?
Colorism, what is it, and does it still exist? If you’re unfamiliar with the term “colorism” it is essentially just as it sounds, discrimination or prejudice against those with darker skin tones. Those who exhibit signs of colorism tend to favor those with lighter complexions. It is prevalent in the fashion world. Celebrities’ photographs are […]
Honey Mustard Salmon
I have a confession…I’m not a fan of salmon. I asked the other day on a poll what are folk’s favorite fishes and they said salmon and red snapper as their faves. I prefer flounder myself and I think because I grew up eating that all the time with red rice. We call it red […]
Geechee Creators to Follow Across Social Media
Gullah Geechee culture, born from West African roots and resilience, is the backbone of this country. Here are 8 Geechee creators to follow if you want to dive deep into history and Gullah Geechee traditions. Queen Quet Queen Quet Marquetta L. Goodwine is one of the top Geechee creators to follow as she has been […]
Driving While Black in South Carolina | How to Protect Yourself
We all know what it means and what it can mean for ourselves and our families. You don’t have to do too much work to find news stories or online articles that speak to the disparities that come when you’re a Black motorist. Driving while Black in South Carolina, and across the world for that […]
Black Food Businesses That Ship Directly To Your Door
Supporting our own and giving back to the community, should be at the forefront of every Black family’s goals for the new year. It’s when we support and pour into one another, that we will thrive and be successful. It is the perfect time to spend our money to better our communities; this list of […]
5 Things You Can Learn from the International African American Museum
Twenty years in the making, the International African American Museum (IAAM) in Charleston, South Carolina sits on Gadsden’s Wharf, a bustling tourist area where cruise ship goers, history buffs and aquarium visitors congregate. Overlooking the Charleston Harbor and Ravenel Bridge, the wharf from 1670 to 1807 was the landing place for approximately 260,000 enslaved Africans […]
Were You Aware These Were Famous Gullah Geechee People?
The Gullah Geechee people, descendants of African slaves in the southeastern coastal regions of the United States, have made enduring contributions to the cultural tapestry of the South. Preserving their African linguistic and cultural roots, the famous Gullah Geechee people have created a unique and vibrant heritage that spans language, music, art, and food. In […]
Geechee Style Holiday Dishes for Your Winter Celebrations
Gullah Geechee cuisine is a fusion of West African, Caribbean, and Southern American flavors, and during the holidays, this culinary heritage shines brightly. Staples like rice, seafood, okra, and greens take center stage, reflecting the region’s agricultural and maritime influences. Here are some Geechee style holiday dishes to include in your celebrations this year! Main […]
