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Happy Black History Month: 10 Facts About Josephine Baker!

Josephine Baker was an international celebrity and a pioneer in Black film history. Born in St. Louis, MO in 1906, Josephine Baker was an American-born Parisian entertainer who symbolized vitality and freedom in her performance. Baker performed in segregated black vaudeville throughout the early 1920s. The Chicago Defender and other black press hailed her as “The…

BySubmissionsFebruary 17, 20211Comment

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Chasing Heights: An Ode to Following Your Dreams

What is Chasing Heights? "You’re not who you think you are." That’s what they will tell you. You’ll stand alone in the mirror and ask yourself, who am I? When that moment comes, when those self-analyzing questions arise; You’ll look around and realize you’re the only one who can answer the question.…

BySubmissionsNovember 6, 20200Comments

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25 Black Women Photographers You Should Know About

Hi, here’s a question for you: How many photographers do you know? Another question for you: How many of those photographers are Black? Black women? Non-binary? As the world celebrates World Photography Day this week, I want to invite you to check out the Black Women Photographers community. Black Women Photographers, a global community and…

BySubmissionsAugust 21, 20201Comment

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André Leon Talley: No Weapon Formed Against Him Shall Prosper ?

“A Seat at the Table” is hard to come by when it comes to entering historically competitive creative spaces with a subjectively strict infrastructure. This is definitely the case for the world of fashion and its historic media publications. It can be debated that it is equally as difficult to achieve such success as a…

BySubmissionsMay 7, 20200Comments

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Mefeature Female Creative Series: Meet NYC Photographer & Creative Director Sage East

Honestly, a month is not long enough to celebrate and uplift all the contributions women have made to -well- everything. This is a series to honor, highlight, and provide a platform for women killing it in their respective fields. To begin the series meet black female NYC Photographer and Creative Director Sage East. Who…

BySubmissionsMarch 28, 20200Comments

Music

Megan Thee Stallion’s SUGA Affirmations

Megan Thee Stallion’s entire career has been a platform for women’s empowerment and self-love. Her latest project, SUGA, capitalizes on everything that makes us feel special. Every bar and every hook are reminders to women to always level up and focus on their dreams. SUGA is an instant mood changer, filled with motivation. Here are…

BySubmissionsMarch 13, 20200Comments

OP-ED

OP-ED: The Ever-Changing Relationships Between Africans and African Americans

I’m gonna be honest: when I was growing up, it wasn’t cool to be African. This may be hard to believe given the clout that African culture has amassed in recent years, but in my opinion, this is a novel phenomenon. When I was younger, all the things that made me identifiably African only…

BySubmissionsFebruary 29, 20200Comments

Music

Interview: You Should Know Singer/ Songwriter Jayla Darden

Emerging singer-songwriter Jayla Darden took the industry by storm this past year. Her breakout record “Onto Something” currently sits at half-a-million YouTube views and even more combined streams. However, there’s far more to Detroit-born R&B singer than meets the eye. At a young age, Jayla Darden got exposed to music through choir and instruments, gravitating…

BySubmissionsFebruary 29, 20200Comments

Music

From Bas To Wale: 6 Music Videos You Must Watch This Week!

Wale - “Love…” feat. Bryson Tiller R&B icon Wale recruits Bryson Tiller for their latest visual effort, “Love… (Her Fault).” The music video comes fresh off Wale’s sixth studio album, Wow… That’s Crazy, and catches Wale dealing with a faulty relationship while Tiller finds himself in the midst of their troubles. It’s directed by Teyana…

BySubmissionsJanuary 17, 20200Comments

Interview

Meet Up-and-Coming Rapper Deetranada as We Talk Women in Hip-Hop, Empowerment, and More!

Deetranada serves as one of the most spirited voices in Baltimore’s rap scene. Her ability to emotionally connect with an audience and capture the ear allows the 18-year-old artist to stand out amongst other emerging talents. As a youth, she dedicated herself to writing down raps and constructing her lyrical cadences at talent shows and…

BySubmissionsJanuary 17, 20200Comments