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We’ve all heard of the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” That simple and powerful statement is known to be an African proverb, which means that an entire community must interact with children for those children to grow up in a safe...
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To close out this year’s black history month theme about family, today’s black history moment is a short & sweet highlight about the Eastern Kentucky Social Club (EKSC). Eastern Kentucky Social Club (EKSC) – Key Highlights and Significance *...
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Yesterday, we took a glimpse into the Moynihan Report of 1965, a landmark federal government report that was bold in its assessment on why black families in predominantly (low-income) black neighborhoods live below the poverty line. For a follow up on...
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Today’s black history moment, is a highlight about a 1965 government report that had a profound and lasting impact, towards shaping public & social policy on African American families in low-income neighborhoods. The Moynihan Report – Key Highlights *...
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There’s a saying that “love is colorblind.” Depending on your perspective, that statement, is either an affirmation or a controversial one. Throughout much of American history, in the eyes of the law, love was anything but colorblind, especially...
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Today’s black history moment about Baltimore’s Arch Social Club (ASC), showcases a third reason why biologically unrelated African Americans might form an intentional family: to foster a culture of excellence centered around a shared racial/ethnic... 