Author: Kaba Abdul-Fattaah
Kaba Abdul-Fattaah
Kaba Abdul-Fattaah is a dynamic independent documentary filmmaker and photographer. A world traveler, he has traversed the globe capturing not only music and film giants, but incredible footage of some of the most incredible humanitarians and freedom fighters of our time. Kaba's work passionately explores and celebrates the richness of the Black community, showcasing its depth and beauty through compelling visual narratives. He is a native of Brooklyn and currently resides in Harlem.
They say hindsight is 20/20, but when it comes to our health, waiting until something goes wrong is often too…
As a youngster, I wasn’t always grateful for grapefruits. Its unique flavor—somewhere between an orange’s bright citrusy sweetness and a…
The sun’s been ruthless this week across the Northeast. It’s been all sweat and no mercy from the Bronx to…
“A special, rare honey that comes from stingless bees.” This statement caught my attention when Chris, owner of Kura Alkaline…
I’d had the cheesecake before. That chilled, gluten-free raspberry cheesecake—creamy, clean, kissed with tartness. A dessert that doesn’t punish you…
Everyone longs to hear the words, “You have a clean bill of health.” It’s a phrase that brings relief, a…
“Those sheets cost $1000!” my close friend yelled, clearly frustrated that I had treated them like common linen. I forgot…
I don’t remember eating out much when I was young—unless it was at someone else’s home. We didn’t have the…
I remember a time when my mother used lemon as a natural deodorant. She sliced it, rubbed it under her…
The heat wraps around you like a thick, invisible blanket, seeping into your muscles and coaxing out every ounce of…
Part I: The Cashew Tree Strange fruit… that was my first thought when I saw a cashew hanging from a…
I was stung by a big yellow jacket bee last week while helping remove the insect from our home. I…