This Friday on The Feat. we’re featuring one of our favorite podcast, #AllPodcastsMatter. They were part of our list of “10 Of The Best Black Podcast You Should Be Listening To” and they deserve a there own moment in the spotlight here. #AllPodcastsMatter is a comedic podcast covering social issues, current events, and…
This week in our #CultureClassics series we have the classic house party scene from the classic flick House Party.The battle-of-the-sexex dance-off featuring some of The Culture’s favorites including Kid N Play, Tisha Campbell, A.J. Johnson, and Full Force. A fun throwback to a fun time in music and The Culture. Plus what 80’s and 90’s babies…
History for The Culture was just made as 19-year-old Nigerian-born designer Taofeek Abijako became the youngest male designer to present a collection at New York Fashion Week on July 11th 2018. Taofeek presented the 2019 spring/summer collection for his brand Head of State+, a high-end streetwear brand heavily influenced by both West African youth culture and…
If content is king then visual content is the king of kings. We use photographs and videos to communicate so much today. And thanks to YouTube it’s given people of color the platform to tell their stories their ways. From Black hair, to hip-hop, makeup to video games, here are 10 of the best YouTubers…
When one thinks about comic books and superheroes it’s true people of color are rarely the first ones to come to mind. But on the low, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is repping for The Culture as much as anyone in film and TV today. Take the blockbuster Spider-man: Homecoming. Both female leads/love interests for…
This week on The Feat. we present to you an indie black comic book you should definitely peek your interest. Black AF: America’s Sweetheart. It’s set in a work where only black people have super powers and a 15 year-old girl named Eli Franklin who just happens to be the most powerful person on the…
Wakanda’s own Princess and resident genius Shuri is finally getting a solo comic book run! And its being written by a black woman. Today during San Diego Comic Con writer Nnedi Okorafor dropped the cover and it is amazing! Okorafor is an American of Nigerian and Jamaica descent, professor and award-winning author with a…
Every Thursday we like to take it back and give you a #CultureClassic. A clip from a film/TV show or a music video from back in the day that reps The Culture to the fullest! For Comic Con week we have to take it back to the OG epic black super hero film. Before Black…
Greg Anderson Elysee is a comic book creator making waves in the indie comic world. He’s a Glyph Comics Awards winner and with his unique mix of horror, fantasy, and black mythology he’s a creator for the culture to keep an eye on. Check out our interview with Greg and #GetFamiliar. What…
The Culture has always been a source of inspiration for comic books (you can draw strong parallels between the X-Men and the Civil Rights Movement for example) but for the longest we were underrepresented in comic books as superheroes and behind the scenes as writers, artists and creators. But thanks to modern technology making…
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