Let us celebrate the vital role that museums play in shaping our collective narrative and the immense value that lies in history, culture, introspection, mindfulness, learning and beauty.

I was like a tail with my grandmother, so her influence was tremendous in shaping my moral standards and belief system. I am so grateful for all the unconditional love she poured into me.

May 4th is the 45th anniversary of Star Wars! It has been 45 years since George Lucas introduced us to The Force and the bounty of characters who captured our imaginations.

Give yourself just 10 minutes and stand outside to breathe or listen to music; trust me, you’ll be able to keep going. What we need in our life is happiness and not stress.

National Poetry Month is a time to remind us of the importance of creativity of the written word. Poetry gives us the chance to express ourselves both emotionally and physically.

All the natural scenery in a park reminds me that peace and joy are not possessions or achievements. It is about relishing this moment, living in the present and being grateful for what I have.

Many Latin families typically feast on tamales around the holidays. They’re typically available in various Latin shops and food stands year-round. Good food brings everyone closer!

National Craft Month is a great time to discover and nurture your creative side. You don’t have to be good at crafts to try it. Crafts are a fun way to express yourself and broaden your horizons!

The Samaritan shows us that we should help each other no matter our religion, our standing of equality in reference to others, or our place in society. We all belong to the same race – humanity.

A decade of a demanding job was more than Emily Brown’s body could take, and the physical traumas led her down a path of healing and discovery to become a nutrition educator and wellness coach.

During this International Women’s History Month, it’s important to acknowledge all the amazing contributions female musicians have made along with using their platform for advocacy.

Over her accomplished career, Condoleezza Rice has been a beacon of change, diplomacy and peace. And through education, dedication and service, Rice has secured her legacy in American history.

People all over the country (and maybe even the world) will undoubtedly fill crock pots and heavy stew pots with the mixin’s and fixin’s for their favorite chili. It’s fun to have a chili fest.

Maybe in this era, the mark of a professional athlete worthy of adoration is speaking your truth, not just going along to get along, and that’s what Serena Jameka Williams has done.

Lucille Clifton wanted her children to read and enjoy books featuring Black protagonists, but in the 1960s and 1970s, there weren’t many to choose from—so she wrote her own.

In singleness, you can learn who you are on your own, grow in confidence, and serve where you feel most needed. Your worth is not tied to singleness; the love you give is worth everything.

International Book Giving Day lets book lovers of all ages express their gratitude for the ways books have shaped their lives and help support the next generation of bookworms.

Mahalia Jackson had a powerful impact on a lot of people, and one of them was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., of whom she was a loyal supporter and his favorite opening act around the country.

Coretta Scott King successfully aspired to be more than just the wife of famed civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “I am not a ceremonial symbol. I am an activist,” she stated.

With all the hardships everyone has been facing these past couple of years the world feels more divided than ever, which is why it is the perfect time to remember the necessity of friendship.