Eighteen months after shocking the fashion world by walking away from his wildly successful tenure as Editor-in-Chief at British Vogue,…
This Day In History: September 25th The intersection where capitalism, race and gender collide proved to be the perfect place…
The midwife donned her latex gloves and placed her measuring tape flat against the young pregnant woman’s exposed belly. It…
Last week, I wrote about creatine and briefly touched on its cognitive benefits—the ways it might support memory, focus and…
On September 24, 1894, Edward Franklin Frazier was born in Baltimore, Maryland. A pioneering sociologist, author and educator, Frazier’s research…
On Sunday afternoon, right after the Jets stunningly blocked a field goal for a scoop and score to go up…
The announcement that AI creator Telisha Jones signed a record deal as AI artist Xania Monet sparked controversy among artists.…
The proclaimed “genius” of soul, Ray Charles, was born on September 23, 1930, in Albany, Georgia. With more than 10…
On September 22, 1906, Atlanta descended into one of the deadliest outbreaks of racial violence in American history. Over three…
This Day In History: September 21st Belize is a Central American country close to the Caribbean Sea and home to…
On September 20, 1664, Maryland made history for all the wrong reasons. On that day, the colonial assembly passed the…
Last year, Teddy Bridgewater returned to Miami Northwestern and coached his alma mater to a state championship, its first since…