Though the month of March, and, with it, Women’s History Month are drawing to a close, there are still several ways to continue learning about and celebrating the countless women that have made and are making our world a better place. Now that a cold and erratic winter has given way to a sunny spring, […]
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Acknowledging Struggle and Making Way for Change International Transgender Day of Visibility is on Friday, March 31st. This holiday celebrates non-binary and transgender people and acknowledges their strength and resilience. It is also a time to celebrate and acknowledge the contributions that trans and non-binary community members have made and reflect upon the ongoing issues
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Women History Month was created to recognize and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of women throughout American History. It takes place every year from March 1st to March 31st. It is often celebrated with showcases, exhibits, panels, and other events. While Women’s History Month is a big deal, many people don’t know it wasn’t celebrated
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Women have achieved ground-breaking things throughout history in various disciplines, frequently in predominately male sectors. Women of color must overcome extra barriers and hurdles to conquer these challenges. This article will showcase some amazing women of color who have made history by being stand-outs in male-dominated sectors. Katherine Johnson Katherine Johnson was born in White
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A divine presence arose upon me one night One that makes the heart shutter; and the mind to flutter A soul of a Namrah, of bravery, kindness, and Celest She embodied an empyrean reaper of death One of an angelic pigment; of softness and foreign beauty She dwells a cemetery for fallen soldiers of anguish
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The state of Maryland has a very rich history. It played a major role in the formation of the United States and is constantly changing. So, it is no surprise that annually, at the end of March, the “Old Line State” is celebrated. Maryland Day is about celebrating Maryland’s history and what Maryland has become.
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Her touch wore off; as well as her words and love The once seen light in a dream of you and me Now turned into a narration by an old man Of a book about his regrets; titled with her name– transcribed Sitting by his window; menacing one’s self in sorrow The red cherry of
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from a river of sanctity she quenched thyn thrust of a chalice of triumph, hire breath perfumed a delightful savor; a generous pungent like the aroma of hire soul dulled with the sumptuousness of light a sensuous soul like a Persian gem she was articulated to tender a royal marrow hire lips velvety with a
Analyzing Insecurities that Plague Black Girls Looking into the mirror is getting easier. Though I can’t say I don’t still nitpick, it used to be worse for me. From the time I became able to distinguish the difference between the childlike innocence of spotting what made me different from other kids, and the desire to
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How much do you know about World Social Work Day? Celebrated annually on the third Tuesday of March since 2007, the fairly little-known holiday shines a light on the people and organizations that make up one of the most altruistic fields in existence. There’s also not merely a World Social Work Day, but March has
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