Get inspired to celebrate Easter full of Black and Southern Heritage. From classic food dishes, church memories to Easter Dinner. Check out the beauty of this holiday and its importance to Black Southern Belle culture.
Books We Adore On African American Beaches
It is never to early to start planning for summer vacations and what better way to do that than through reading some great books. Today we are sharingA�Our Favorite Books on African American Beaches. A�If you love history and enjoy spending time on the water, these books are perfect for
What to Eat for a Gullah-Geechee Juneteenth
Since its first observance in 1865 Juneteenth was a holiday only celebrated regionally in the Galveston and eastern TX area. In more recent years, as the story behind the holiday has spread, African Americans throughout the United States have begun to celebrate the last of those final steps to freedom by
7 Tips For Easter Baskets With Meaning From Founder of Reflektion Design Decor & Accessories
7 Tips For Easter Baskets With Meaning From Founder of Reflektion Design Decor & Accessories Easter is a holiday filled with family, fun and memories. What better opportunity to show your loved ones and friends what they mean to you than with creating easter baskets with meaning. Here’s 7 tips to
Holiday Heritage: Black-Owned Easter Basket Gift Guide
Growing up, I always remember my Easter basket filled with goodies. Once I attended church with my family on Easter morning, my brother and I would go home to open up our baskets. As a child this is what I looked forward to on Easter day and it became a
Black Holiday Heritage: Easter Memories in Mississippi
Easter is the festive celebration that doesn’t get enough credit. In the Black community, Easter preparations are a sacred time for countless southern belles as many of us can recall the famed holiday memories our mothers and grandmothers created. Through tradition and culture, Easter celebrations from Sunday dinner to community
Southeastern Virginia Guide: Seashells, Pigtails, and Pulled Pork – My Experience
I grew up country. That’s right, I grew up saying “yes ma’am” and “no, ma’am.” I appreciate the value in knowing how to formally set a table, I have seen Gone with the Wind and Eve’s Bayou more times than I care to admit and seeing horses, cows and chickens
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