If you are a budding family historian, then family get-togethers are a great opportunity to listen for stories to pursue as a part of your genealogical research. Listening is key, because you have to be attentive to what is said, as well as what isn’t said. In fact, what “isn’t said” tends to be a …
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February is a month that is catered to Our History, Our Black History. We must continue to teach and spread the knowledge to our children and generations to come. We must know our history of where we have come from, to know where we are going. David G. Brown has amazing pieces of work that …
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The fear of guns, violence, and trauma in the Black community is at an alarming rate. With more Black families becoming victim to racism against their children, the steady rise on this social phenomenon continues. Conversations nowadays are more serious surrounding the dinner table in our Black homes. We are afraid for the safety of …
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As Black History Month is approaching, it is with great honor that we share black historical facts. Black History Month honors the contributions of African Americans to U.S. history. Among prominent figures are Madam C.J. Walker, who was the first U.S. woman to become a self-made millionaire; George Washington Carver, who derived nearly 300 products …
Swimming is a very fun and exciting activity/sport to learn. Although it is enjoyable it requires much supervision. Teaching water safety is a vital piece of learning for every human, especially our younger babies and toddlers. My husband and I introduce our daughter Iyah, to the water to swim at an early age. She was …
With all of the hype on Santa Claus; receiving gifts and spending lots of money during the holiday season, I have to ask: are we celebrating Christmas the way we are accustomed to doing traditional things, or are we blindsided with the commercial, worldly way of celebrating? Christmas is celebrated on December 25th every year, …
Afrokids is giving away a tablet & much more One lucky winner will take home a new child’s tablet. Five winners will be awarded Afrokids hats and another five will get hard copy graphic novels. Five winners will get digital copies of our graphic novel and another five will get digital subscriptions to the Afrokids …
As a Parent there are day to day tasks and responsibilities that require most of our time. Busy is an understatement when parenting. Having a place that is readily accessible for valuable information, in one place is essential. We have provided a source link below, that will help you. There are parenting tips, guidelines, and …
How to Talk to Your Kids About the Internet And why having that conversation is so important At what age did your kids or grandkids start using the internet? With many families, that age range is now 3-to-6 years old. And boom, your kids are on the net. Modern day children have never known a …
