Building solidarity through traveling the African Diaspora
About 85% of the time, my head is wrapped in a scarf. So if you ever see me out in the streets, there is a good chance that I look like the picture above. I cover my head not for religious reasons but for convenience. Basically, I don’t feel like doing my hair everyday so... Continue Reading →
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 →
The Diasporian 