Jacquie Johnson, Contributing Writer Correction Note: This piece was written by Jacquie Johnson. We apologize for the mistake. How are you continuing your black history month celebration? Continue reading Celebrating Black History
Damita Miller-Shanklin Photo Credit: Los Angeles Times When I came across a video of Congresswoman Maxine Waters urging us to focus on influencing humanity instead of politics, her words stuck with me. It was a strong reminder that, at the heart of every challenge, it’s our humanity that holds the greatest potential for change. This words felt especially poignant as I began learning about the … Continue reading Through the Flames: Protecting Altadena’s Black History and Future”
As the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Ujima Magazine, I recently spoke with Minister Sonya Hosey, Founder of She Speaks Wellness-Iron Sharpens Iron 4MySisters about the journey of Ujima Magazine . Continue reading Ujima Magazine Speaks with She Speaks Wellness! Minister Sonya Hosey
Aubrie Edmond Last weekend, I went on my first long drive. It hadn’t hit me yet that I’d moved to California; it still hasn’t. When I was in high school, I was so adamant that I would never move to the West Coast. I had East Coast sensibilities, it’s where I belonged and I wouldn’t budge. It still hits me how little time has passed … Continue reading Finding Her Way: California Dreaming
by Jacqueline Johnson Black History Month stands as a vibrant tapestry woven with stories of resilience, achievements, and cultural richness. This annual observance, held every February, is a powerful reminder of the profound impact that Black individuals have had on history and society. The roots of Black History Month trace back to the pioneering work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, often hailed as the “Father … Continue reading Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches
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