Harnessing the power of African folklore. As an Afro-Latina kid who grew up with a nanny from Mexico, the film resonated with me deeply. I had the privilege of having a second mother who was there for ...

Black folklore, whether African or African American folklore, dates back to the 1700s. Storytelling was a huge part of our cultural foundation all the way back before the Transatlantic Slave trade.

Black folklore, whether African or African American folklore, dates back to the 1700s. Storytelling was a huge part of our cultural foundation all the way back before the Transatlantic Slave trade.

South Africa's batting hero Aiden Markram has taken longer than expected to deliver on his promise, but a match-winning ...

Through collaboration with A Beautiful Message, a Central Texas Art Program, and Art Center Waco, an art exhibit celebrating ...

In an ambitious effort to revive the rich tapestry of African folklore and breathe new life into traditional narratives, Linda Somiari-Stewart, a seasoned journalist turned author ...

South Africa’s batting hero Aiden Markram has taken longer than expected to deliver on his promise, but a match-winning century against Australia in the World Test Championship final is being ...

While research on Xhosa folklore is limited with regard to Rapunzel, there appears to be an African tale originating from South Africa and published several years after Lang’s works (1895 ...

In African folklore, the legume symbolizes fertility, abundance and protection against misfortune. Today, the dish is often served as part of a larger New Year’s meal, ...

In an ambitious effort to revive the rich tapestry of African folklore and breathe new life into traditional narratives, Linda Somiari-Stewart, a seasoned journalist turned author, ...

'Nanny' employs African folklore in a haunting Black horror film. Pilar Galvan; November 23, 2022 / 8:15 am ... Nanny is rooted in the specific experience of the African diaspora.

While the live-action adaptation of The Little Mermaid casts Black actors in a preexisting white narrative, Nanny illustrates that Black people have their own folklore; Black mermaids already exist.