The Importance of Black History Month

Every February, Black History Month (BHM) is celebrated by POC (people of color) to look back and honor the achievements of black activists and look back on how far we have come to give us feeling of relief. To give a very brief history of BHM, it all began in 1915, almost a century after the passing of the 13th amendment that made slavery illegal. … Continue reading The Importance of Black History Month

“Her” Movie Review

The Tale of Semi-Sentient Love On December 18, 2013, the mature Spike Jonze wrote, directed, and co-produced the film, Her, which was initially released limitedly in North America, then widely released on January 10, 2014. The strange launching of the movie parallels both its content and creator. You may recognize the name Spike Jonze from the 2009 live-action “Where the Wild Things Are” movie, Kanye … Continue reading “Her” Movie Review

Romantic Classics

Movies to watch this Valentine’s Day Staying in this Valentine’s Day? Here are some movies I recommend you watch to celebrate the holiday of love. The Photograph (2020): A romantic drama, The Photograph stars LaKeith Stanfield and Issa Rae. Two people are brought together after a photograph torn in two helps them to trace the truth about their family’s past. Available on Amazon Prime Video, … Continue reading Romantic Classics

Food For Lovers

Valentine’s Day Specials Many local restaurants want to help celebrate the season of love by offering cute Valentine’s Day food and drinks for a limited time! These are great places to go with family, friends, or that special someone to cherish the holiday and make memories together. Most of these places are quite convenient since they are inexpensive and local. Chick-Fil-A has cute heart-shaped food … Continue reading Food For Lovers