The International Swimming Federation banned Soul Cap from The Olympics. The cap maker sells tailored swimming caps specifically designed to protect voluminous, Afro-texture hair in swimming. The news
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Over the past few months, more people have become vaccinated. Besides, as the daily infection rate is gradually under control, people are certainly feeling more comfortable and open with travel again.
Atomik is the Miami-based graffiti artist leaving his mark
While traveling in Miami in mid-June, I visited the Wynwood district. What I would come to see was graffiti art that piqued my interest and captivated my attention. Among the greatest art present was
PUMA White Castle collab: Everything you need to know
Global sports company PUMA is launching a limited collaboration with White Castle today. This special collab celebrates the 100th anniversary of PUMA and the restaurant chain. The design of the PUMA x
Eno Oduok’s Naija Comm highlights the rise of new Nigerians
Eno Oduok, recently graduated from the University of Houston, founded Naija Comm amid the pandemic in September 2020. Although still relatively new, Naija Comm is already a rapidly growing impact in t
Living in the post-pandemic world: mask on, or mask off?
In a post-pandemic world that we have not yet reached but inch closer to every single day, will the social norm be to keep a mask on, or to take it off? 2021 is looking promising. The economy is makin
NY rapper No Komment doesn’t care about your opinion
This week, we featured the up-and-coming NYC artist, No Komment. Born and raised in Ossining, NY, the artist has begun his journey in the music industry since an early age. His music has been influenc
Pride Month logos: Which brands really practice what they portray?
Pride Month logos are pretty, but how many companies that use them really advocate for the LGBTQ community on the daily? Since the monumental 1969 Stonewall riots, June has become a special month for
Richard Mosse’s ‘Displaced’ is an inviting exhibition of resolution
The ongoing exhibition of Richard Mosse’s Displaced is hosted by Fondazione MAST from May 7 to September 19 this year. Fondazione MAST is a cultural and philanthropic institution in Bologna, Italy. “H
Palestinian journalists are in danger: When will we see change?
There is nothing new about Israel’s Defense Forces’ abuse of Palestinian journalists. Back in 2018, Palestinian photojournalist Ahmad Abu Hussein was shot in the abdomen while covering protests
