The Visibility Project, Claudette Colvin, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons (leftmost image), all other images in collage credited below. Despite decades of expanded historical scholarship, key ...

FunTimes was established in 1992 (33 years ago) in Monrovia, Liberia and began operations in Philadelphia, PA over ten years. The magazine is the trusted information source for the African Diaspora.

Discover the best African universities to study in 2025/2026, offering world-class programs, affordable tuition, scholarships, and cultural immersion. From South Africa to Egypt, explore top-ranked ...

The 17th Annual ACANA African Festival lit up Cherry Street Pier with vibrant Afrofusion music, energetic dance, rich culinary delights, and cultural celebration. Highlights included performances by ...

The Venice International Film Festival is, without a doubt, one of the world’s most prestigious cinema celebrations. Every year, filmmakers and movie lovers from around the globe gather in Venice to ...

Powerful in Pink: African dancers will shine at the ACANA Festival Series on the Delaware River Waterfront on August 4th. Photo by Matt Stanley courtesy of the Delaware River Waterfront Corp. FunTimes ...

Mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B and C threatens millions across sub-Saharan Africa. Learn how prevention strategies like birth-dose vaccines, antiviral therapy, and diaspora-led ...

Around the continent, the practice of arranged marriages as part of a cultural norm still exists. While many societies both in Africa and other continents consider such practice unsuitable in this ...

Wellness on the Waterfront: Enjoy free fitness classes along the Delaware River. Photo by BeauMonde Originals courtesy of The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation: https://www.delawareriverwaterfront ...

Why 1989 Matters Today When Do the Right Thing exploded onto screens in June 1989, Brooklyn and America at large, were charged with racial tension. Lee’s script, famously set on the hottest day of the ...

Expectedly, the responses of the government to these scenarios had been nothing short of continued brutality through the use of state-owned machineries in its effort to rationalize the grievances ...

Adriana Smith never got to hold her baby. At just 30 years old, the Georgia nurse collapsed in her home, nine weeks pregnant, suffering from a fatal brain clot. But because of her state’s abortion ban ...