Building solidarity through traveling the African Diaspora
It was beautiful. It was buttery. It was black. Held every year on South Street, the Odunde Festival is a celebration of blackness and the largest African American festival held in the country. It’s one of my most favorite events in Philly so I had to hit up the city of brotherly love for a... Continue Reading →
I have low key been doing the most for the past 2 weeks. First, I went to Costa Rica. From there, I went to Philly for the Roots Picnic. Got home late Sunday night only to start a new job Monday morning. Your girl is TIRED. Only a little bit though, I’m enjoying the turn... Continue Reading →
The Diasporian 