Category: the Bridge
Bridging the gap between race, gender, philosophies… leading to understanding!
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Easy and Delicious Ethnic Dishes
(Family Features) When tried-and-true family favorites turn stale and boring, digging through cookbooks and sorting through blogs for new recipes may seem far too time-consuming for your busy evenings. However, a simple ethnic twist in the kitchen can turn bland dinners into exciting meals. You don’t need a plane ticket to explore international cuisines. Start…
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WATCH This Before You Share That MLK Jr. Quote Out of Context
In a stunning tribute to the legacy of MLK Jr, author and performance poet, J Mase III has released a poem we all need to hear. Aided by a haunting animation from the design team at Creative Devs, that is gorgeous and grotesque, he tells the story of what happens when we reinvent figures like MLK…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day A man to be celebrated and honored #MLK Martin Luther King Jr. Day (officially Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., and sometimes referred to as MLK Day) is a federal holiday in the United States marking the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. It is observed on the third Monday of January each year. Born in 1929, King’s…
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NASA, White House Initiative to Spur Entrepreneurial Spirit of HBCU Scholars
NASA and the Department of Education are collaborating to enhance the federal Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Scholar Recognition Program using NASA entrepreneurial expertise. Beginning in 2022, a NASA pitch competition for students at higher education institutions will officially become part of the HBCU Scholar Recognition Program, part of the White…
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Primetime Newsy program ‘The Why’ premieres Jan. 10; host Tatevik Aprikyan calls show ‘special opportunity’
Newsy, the nation’s only free 24/7 broadcast news network, will relaunch its primetime news program “The Why” on Jan. 10. “The Why” will go beyond the headlines with hyper-visual explanatory journalism and compelling guest interviews. At 10 p.m. ET each weeknight, host Tatevik Aprikyan will provide an hour-long deep dive into relevant social, cultural and political topics. The show will…
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Sidney Poitier Trailblazing Actor & Icon Dies At 94 | THR News
The Hollywood Reporter The Oscar-winning actor, memorable in such films as ‘Lilies of the Field,’ ‘To Sir, With Love’ and ‘In the Heat of the Night,’ broke barriers and served as an inspiration for generations. To learn more about this story: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/… http://tnc.network/entertainment/
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“BROKEN BREAD” WITH ROY CHOI, THE AWARD-WINNING SERIES FROM TASTEMADE AND KCET, RETURNS FOR SEASON TWO ON JANUARY 25
New Season Tackles How to ‘Feed the Future’ With Choi Exploring Complex Social Justice Issues Through the Lens of Food, Including Gentrification, Cultural Erasure, As well as the Corporate Takeover of Food and Farming Modern media company Tastemade and Southern California’s PBS station KCET announced today the premiere details for season two of the Emmy® and James Beard Award®-winning series BROKEN BREAD – hosted by restaurant…
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Made By A Black Woman For Black Women – How Froliage Is Redefining Black Hair Care
Black hair is not simply just hair, and Froliage knows it. Born from the urgency to create safe, accessible hair care products for black hair, Froliage is officially launching to revolutionize the hair care industry. Froliage is a black female-owned eCommerce website specializing in hair, skin, and cosmetic products for Black woman. The brand boasts…
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Undeniable Truth – Digital Magazine Dedicated to Exposing Historical Wrong and Misnomers Is Here
We cannot afford to continue pretending like nothing is wrong in a world full of better-than-them attitudes and arrogant behaviors built on erroneous and deceptive history. We cannot focus on the search of a planet conducive for living to the complete neglect of the divisive, selfish, arrogant, and destructive history that continues to set humanity…
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First-Ever ‘Ring around the World’ Set for Midnight this New Year’s Eve
Bell towers across four continents will strike the hour before playing “Auld Lang Syne” to signal the start of the New Year. From coast to coast and from continent to continent, we’re ringing in the New Year not as one nation, but as one planet.” — Paul Ashe, Director, National Bell Festival WASHINGTON, DC, USA,…