Dancer Keith Alexander On Using Movement To Connect
Dancer and artist Keith Alexander talks about teaching people to express themselves through movement and gives tips for anyone who’s intimidated by the idea of trying a dance cardio class.
How Food Brings Us Together
Maria Mazon is among the women who use food to share stories of their countries and cultures and help build connections between people. And they’re teaching others to do the same.
Award-Winning Writer Mayukh Sen Shines A Light On Food’s Hidden Figures
In his new book, “Taste Makers: Seven Immigrant Women Who Revolutionized Food in America,” Sen spotlights how under-the-radar culinary trailblazers have influenced American cuisine.
One In A Million: Padma Lakshmi
As the host of Top Chef and Taste the Nation, Padma Lakshmi has built a career highlighting and celebrating good food. Now she’s helping kids do the same with her brand-new children’s book, Tomatoes for Neela. Here, she talks about what inspires her to explore the stories behind what we eat.
Immigrant Food Furthers Its Mission To Celebrate Global Cuisine With New Location At D.C.’s Planet Word Museum
The new Immigrant Food+ concept, with its ramped up global-inspired decor and themed food and beverage menus, takes immigrant advocacy to the next level.
This Exhibition In Brooklyn Wants To Drive Progressive Conversations Around The Black Beauty Industry
Artist Dana Davenport wants attendees to come for the beauty products and stay to engage in dialogue centered on the cultural significance of a Black beauty supply store.
How She’s Making It Work: Rebecca Allen
Shoe designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Allen shares how she’s carving her own path in fashion with her luxury footwear brand for women of color.
This Women-Led Company Wants To Become The Go-To Brand For All-Natural Hispanic Beverages
Launched just last year, agua fresca brand Agua Bonita is well on its way to refreshing the beverage industry.
Brewing Up Progress: Coffee Expert Candice Madison Reflects On The State Of The Coffee Industry
Candice Madison reflects on her professional journey, the trends she’s seeing in the coffee industry, and what needs to be done to achieve greater representation and racial equity.
Meet The Women Behind Sweet July’s Coffee
The house blend is sourced from women-led cooperatives in Central and South America.
Get To Know: Yvonne Orji
Actress, author and comedian Yvonne Orji discusses new projects including Vacation Friends, her faith-led journey to success and how she’s embracing the beauty of individuality.
Meet The Makers: Candice Cox of CanDid Art
Sweet July’s Meet The Makers series highlights amazing Black women-owned brands that are carried at our Oakland flagship store and e-commerce shop. Meet Candice Cox, whose bold Oakland-made childrenswear, jewelry, and lifestyle buys are sure to inspire you.