Brenae Inge

Parental Control: Teaching Starts in the Home

March 23, 2022

During the pandemic, education became a talking point. School closings meant parents had to add “teacher” to an already long list of hats to wear. Zoom sessions provided little...

People + Places

Poignant + Prolific: Torri Shaaron a multifaceted artist

January 27, 2022

Torri Shaaron is a multifaceted woman and visual artist who deems herself a creator of many sorts. Clever in spirit and poignant with stencil and brush, Shaaron has crafted...

Art + Culture

A Look At Kwanzaa and How it’s Celebrated

December 29, 2021

Kwanzaa is a seven-day celebration of community and culture established as a means to connect black Americans with their African roots. It’s not a religious holiday so, regardless of...

News + Features

Found Not Guilty, Really? Social Media Uproar about Kyle Rittenhouse’s Verdict

November 20, 2021

Unfortunately, the America we live in and our judicial system continuously are finding white men innocent for crimes, we know Black men and women, wouldn’t even see a day...

Art + Culture

Will There Ever Be a Black James Bond? Should There Be?

November 16, 2021

No super spy is more renowned than the iconic James Bond. He’s debonaire, witty, charismatic, and has a license to kill. Historically, the character has been portrayed by white...

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