Around the world, and throughout human history, food and death rituals have intersected. I’m sure you’ve heard of ancient cultures burying their dead with plenty to eat on the other side- bread, honey, herbs, and even meat. In the American South, it is a long-entrenched tradition to eat certain foods when people die. I recently heard a pastor describe the meal ritual of funerals at his church; a typical meal consisted of fried chicken and mac n cheese, washed down with beverages like fruit punch. Listening to the pastor talk, I couldn’t help but think about how such meals would…
Author: Black Doctor
https://youtu.be/dMx0bJhO8WA In this powerful conversation, Dr. Khabele breaks down the importance of early detection, genetic testing, and self-advocacy in the fight against ovarian cancer. She highlights the unique challenges Black women face in healthcare, from late-stage diagnoses to disparities in treatment, and stresses the need for a culturally competent healthcare workforce. Don’t miss this vital discussion on how to take control of your health, seek second opinions, and explore prevention methods. Watch now to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
For centuries, Black Americans have carried an invisible thread connecting them to the African continent—woven through lineage, memory, and an unshakable desire to reclaim what was taken. In a bold and beautiful shift, several African nations are now honoring that connection, opening their doors and offering citizenship pathways to those in the diaspora who want to return—not just to visit, but to stay. Whether you’re exploring a lifestyle change, seeking deeper cultural ties, or imagining a future abroad, these eight African countries are rolling out the welcome mat—many even granting full citizenship based on ancestry. Here’s what you need to…