In today’s conversations about identity, culture, and community, the term pro-Black gets used often. Sometimes it is used loosely and sometimes passionately. But what does it really mean to be pro-Black? Is it simply supporting Black people when issues arise, or is it a deeper commitment that shapes how we live, build, and invest our lives? More Than a Label: Defining What Pro-Black Means For … Continue reading Is Pro-Black a Belief or a Lifestyle?
On Sunday, March 22, 2026, Atlanta once again took center stage in the world of entertainment as the 2nd Annual ACE Honors, affectionately known as “The Charleys,” lit up the Southwest Arts Center. From the moment guests stepped onto the red carpet, it was clear this was more than just an awards show. It was a celebration of brilliance, vision, and the creative minds shaping … Continue reading The 2nd Annual ACE Honors: Celebrating Excellence, Innovation, and the Future of Film & Television
Vitamin D is essential for strong bones, a healthy immune system, and overall well-being—but getting enough can be especially challenging for Black people who are also lactose intolerant. Due to higher levels of melanin in the skin, Black individuals naturally produce less vitamin D from sun exposure. Combine that with avoiding dairy (a major source of fortified vitamin D), and the risk of deficiency increases. … Continue reading Getting Vitamin D Without Dairy: A Guide for Black People with Lactose Intolerance
Why is it that when it comes to supporting Black-owned businesses, we often try to negotiate their prices down – especially when there’s a service to be provided? ✅ Professionalism Deserves Respect As the publisher of Head2Toe Magazine and Entertainment, I see this all the time. Business owners reach out to me, excited to be featured or promoted. But when I share the fee for … Continue reading Why Do We Try to Talk Down Black Businesses?
The History Behind Juneteenth As families across the United States gather each year on July 4th to celebrate the nation’s independence, many Black families, including mine, have chosen a different path—one rooted in truth, resilience, and historical accuracy. We no longer celebrate the Fourth of July because, while the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, it did not grant freedom to our ancestors who … Continue reading Honoring the True Independence Day for Black Americans
