Understanding our Roots in America’s Wine Industry Written by Alexis Collins Artwork by Cindy Nguyen Wine production is a lifelong passion that many winemakers enjoy. This wonderful undertaking allows people to strengthen their affinity to nature by growing plump grapes in the vineyard that will later be distilled into a bottle. Even so, the …
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From HBCU Grad to Jetsetting Adventure Traveler Written by Alexis Collins Artwork by Cindy Nguyen Close your eyes for a moment and imagine you’re boarding a plane or a surfboard. Now envision yourself embarking on enriching trips to distant lands, with memorable experiences that include swimming with jellyfish in Palau; running with the bulls …
Written by Miranda Durr Artwork by Cindy Nguyen Do you find yourself craving a deeper understanding of wine, searching for a community of other passionate individuals who love this ancient beverage? If so, you may be interested in Entirely Wine, a virtual book club dedicated to wine education. To join, simply sign up, purchase the book and …
Experience Black-owned Wine & Spirits from Home Written by Alexis Collins Artwork by Cindy Nguyen As Black people, we have a unifying spirit of magic, gumption, and resourcefulness that is difficult to duplicate. During the pandemic, many Black entrepreneurs managed to thrive by modifying their standard routines in the absence of normalcy. Founder …
Written by Monique Bell, @thewynebelle, www.moniquebell.com Artwork by Cindy Nguyen “It could be a tumor.” If you’re an eighties kid like me, this quote will bring to mind the 1990 film, “Kindergarten Cop,” where pre-California ‘Governator’ film star Arnold Schwarzenegger complains of having a headache and is counseled by his precocious young co-star. That five-word …
How to be an Ally for anti-racism & solutions for change Written by Alana Bynes-Richardson and Serena Carter What is Allyship exactly? Let’s dive into this topic of advocating diversity and inclusion for BIPOC communities that are oftentimes marginalized, and most recently targeted by domestic terrorists. During this time of uncertainty, it’s important for …
Written by Alexis Collins Artwork by Cindy Nguyen In the U.S., Mobile, Alabama is the hometown of the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the country. However, New Orleans claims the honorary title for being the carnival’s popular destination and hotspot. Mardi Gras is a celebration rich in cultural tradition, where Black folks are able to …
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By Alana Bynes-Richardson Artwork by Cindy Nguyen Alright, it’s that time of year again. Roses are astronomically priced, heart-shaped boxed chocolates are out of stock and there seems to be a million jewelry pieces on sale. You guessed it, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. And if you forgot, think of this as a …
How to navigate moving from the U.S. to Ghana Written by Alana Bynes-Richardson and Serena Carter Do you want to know what it’s like living in Africa as an American? Covid-19 may have taken away our traveling privileges, indefinitely, so our experience and opportunities are limited. However, two Americans quarantined in West Africa dispels …
The best practices and techniques to follow with your partner or by yourself Written by Alana Bynes-Richardson This pandemic has been something completely unexpected and has taken its toll on everyone. Now is the time to loosen up and get a little sexy! We are going to dive into the conversation of intimacy, dating, …
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Our list of the top wines owned by Black celebrities Written by Alana Bynes-Richardson & Serena Carter It is a common thing for celebrities to endorse their own brand, such as clothes, shoes, food seasonings, hard liquor, and now wine. This is the new norm and a way for those celebrities and artists to …
