3 Black Chefs Share Mother’s Day Menus
The perfect Mother’s Day menu may consist of days of searching up and down the best way to pair items together. Normally, we have a main dish that we know we want to feature but…
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Mother’s Day Heritage: 3 Memories from an HBCU Mom
I can remember vidily the day when I moved into my HBCU dorm at Voorhees College and the sadness my mom felt becuase she was becoming an empty nester. She assisted me with moving my…
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Virtual Shopping: Tips for Vintage Mother’s Day Gift Shopping
Still on the hunt for a Mother’s Day gift? Why not try something vintage? If you want to tips on where to start we have help from Charlotte based designer and vintage huntress, Ariene Bethea…
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Still on the hunt for a Mother’s Day gift? Why not try something vintage? If you want to tips on where to start we have help from Charlotte based designer and vintage huntress, Ariene Bethea…
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Mother’s Day Gift Guide from a Charleston Tastemaker, The Tiny Tassel
Looking for a unique gift for the Black Southern Belle mom in your life? Mimi from the Tiny Tassel is here to help. This Charleston Tastemaker and shop owner has curated her list of gifts…
View PostMother’s Day Gift Guide from a Charleston Tastemaker, The Tiny Tassel
Looking for a unique gift for the Black Southern Belle mom in your life? Mimi from the Tiny Tassel is here to help. This Charleston Tastemaker and shop owner has curated her list of gifts…
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Black Owned Mother’s Day For the Stationery Lover
Mother’s Day is right around the girl. Every Black Southern Belle has a mother or mother figure who helped shaped them into who they are. Why not celebrate your mom with a stylish gift. Today…
View PostBlack Owned Mother’s Day For the Stationery Lover
Mother’s Day is right around the girl. Every Black Southern Belle has a mother or mother figure who helped shaped them into who they are. Why not celebrate your mom with a stylish gift. Today…
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Three Black Women Firsts in Thoroughbred Horse Racing
On May 17, 1875, ten years after all enslaved Africans were freed by the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Oliver Lewis became the first jockey to win the first-ever Kentucky Derby. Lewis was African…
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