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Inspirational Sayings for Black History Month
With February just around the corner now is a time to reflect on the heroes and activists who have made Black History Month a possibility. We hope these quotes will help put this coming month in perspective. “Hate is too … Continue reading
This day in Black History!
With the arrival of Black History Month only weeks away we thought we’d commemorate some of the most influential people in Black History. Every day of the year is a good day to remember what people have done to promote … Continue reading
Kuumba – Creativity and Kwanzaa Feast
The sixth day of Kwanzaa, which occurs on New Years Eve, is a special day. This is the day of the Kwanzaa Karamu or Kwanzaa Feast. In the spirit of celebration many families invite their friends and family to join … Continue reading
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Ujima – Collective Work and Responsibility
Today is the third day of Kwanzaa where the theme of the day is Ujima. Ujima is defined as the idea of a culture of collective work and responsibility. Realizing that members of a community must all be working for … Continue reading
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Kujichgulia/Self-Determination
The practice of kujichagulia/Self-determination affirms the right and responsibility of African Americans to think, to speak, and to act from their own cultural framework. Continue reading
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Unforgettable Father’s Day Ideas!
Unique, inspiring gift ideas for him. There’s still time to make this Father’s Day the most unforgettable for you and your customers. Choose from a large selection of African and Afrocentric items, including traditional dashikis, handcrafted African bracelets, bold kente … Continue reading
Quote of the Week from James Baldwin
“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” – James Baldwin (1924 – 1987) James Arthur Baldwin was born in New York
African Wisdom for Mother’s Day
This coming Sunday is Mother’s Day. And what a wonderful day to honor the great women who bring life into the world, love and nurture, and give of themselves unconditionally all year long. As part of your Mother’s Day celebration, … Continue reading
Back In Stock: Elephant Engraved Silver Cuff
A popular bracelet all-year round, our 2″ wide Elephant Engraved Silver Cuff item #J-B013 is back in stock. This sold out for us last month and is available again now. Don’t wait, stock goes quickly! The elephant signifies strength, royalty, … Continue reading
New Product Alert: Cowrie Shell Belts!
Craving more culture? For exotic luxury, wrap your waist in these new belts adorned with the ever-popular cowrie shell! Found in the islands of the Indian Ocean, the beloved cowrie shell has been a part of African culture for centuries. … Continue reading