Long before it became the gold standard of fine dining, Michelin was merely trying to get people on the road, and in turn, boost tire purchases. Producing a guide filled with information for travelers, such as how to change a tire and where to fill up on petrol, they also
In the heart of West Oak Lane on Ogontze Avenue, Philadelphia, stands a vibrant reminder of Black entrepreneurship and family legacy. Since opening its doors on May 1, 1971, Paul Beale’s Florist has remained a beloved staple in the Philly community for more than half a century. The shop’
2026 is in full swing, and your calendar is likely already filling up. Whether you’re mapping out travel plans, networking, or simply deciding where you want to be intentional with your time and dollars, there are a number of Black festivals and conferences that deserve a place on your
From traffic lights that guide our commutes to the security systems that protect our homes and the first digital cake stand that keeps our treats warm, Black inventors have influenced our daily lives in multiple ways. Their innovations are not just relics of the past, but are living legacies that
When former lawyers Amanda-Jane Thomas and Shanita Nicholas opened the Sip & Sonder’s flagship location in Inglewood, CA, in 2017, they wanted to curate a space where everyone could just exist - connect, create and commune. At the heart of their vision was the word sonder, which they explain
