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Wellness at Every Stage

Believe it or not, if you are between the ages of 20-50, now is the time to prepare for the later stages of life. Wellness at every stage prepares us for wellness in the future.

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A Summer Warning

A look at how climate change will impact outdoor cultural events.

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Sea Scape for Mommy

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Art History Blossoms in Brooklyn

The last in a series of the museum’s Art History Happy Hour presentations was, Blossoms: The Language of Flowers in Asian Art. Read below to see how flowers speak through art.

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The Many Waves of Afrocentric and Natural Hair – Part 3 by Natasha Gaspard

Part Three of a 3-Part Series on The Many Waves of Afrocentric and Natural Hair is written by the much loved and appreciated Natasha Gaspard.

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The Miseducation of Our Noses

Our noses have been adulterated and are so accustomed to light and airy synthetic versions of botanicals, that the real thing can smell foreign and initially unappealing.

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My Forever Home in Wakanda Land

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The Many Waves of Afrocentric and Natural Hair ~ Part 2 in Our 3-Part Series

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The Many Waves of Afrocentric and Natural Hair ~ A Series

If you’re a millennial or even a gen-Xer, it might be easy to believe that the natural hair movement began on YouTube in the early 2000s. But is that true? What many aren’t aware of is that the original “back to natural hair movement” began with the Garveyites, as acolytes of Marcus Garvey’s early 20th-century back-to-Africa movement were known.

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The Hair Tales, and My Own Hair Tale

The Hair Tales, and My Hair Tales - The Reason Khamit Kinks Was Not Included in The Hair Tales Series

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National African American Museum of History and Culture – You Should Also be Able to Smell History

Visiting the National African American Museum of History and Culture (NMAAHC) has left my heart and mind reeling.

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Creating Sacred Space for Summer Solstice

The Summer Solstice offers a time to reset our minds, bodies, and spirits.

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How Packing to Move Felt Like It Was Killing Me

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Finding Me ~ by Viola Davis

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The Essentials Smell So Good

The allure of a head of hair that smells fresh, clean, and lovely, can never be underestimated.

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Reminders Are Good

Yes, it’s easy to forget that we promised ourselves we would take care of our most personal and intimate needs. This is a little reminder. Last year I shared with you the book, Calling In the One: 7 Weeks to Attract the Love of Your Life, by Katherine Woodward Thomas.