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90s hip hop has been a pillar in creating innovation in music, and fashion. As hip hop gained popularity in the 90s, it was evident that a new fashion style was emerging. One in which would mark the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. Hip hop was building it's character through fashion and the world was curiously watching.

From the late 80s and early 90s, hip-hop fashion was heavily influenced by knowledge of self. In this time, hip-hop was influenced by artists like Afrika Bambaata of the Universal Zulu Nation, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and Brand Nubians. These individuals were building a movement out of the creativity of a new generation of outcast youths with an authentic, liberating worldview. Hip hop fashion around this time was educational, empowering, and fun with a reflected of traditional African culture. Rappers were seen rocking the red, black and green African medallion, fitted snapbacks, leather bomber jackets, blousy pants, fitted jeans, afros and/or dreadlocks. Unfortunately, this movement did not last as major record labels found it more profitable to capitalize on selling meaningless fantasies of drugs, sex, and money in hip hop. This was where the big brands stepped in.

In simple terms, waves (whether 360, 180 or 720) are laid down curls. This pattern of hair is most commonly seen among Black men and dates back as far as the beginning of the civilization amongst Egyptians.

Waves can be achieved by constant brushing of short hair. Over time, this constant treatment of short hair, forms curls and ripples on the head, creating the illusion of waves; just as you would see in the ocean.

Black History does not have to start on 1st February of every year and end on the 28th or 29th of February! In order to witness the greatness that is African Americans all year round and celebrate their history and culture, here are 20 Black museums in America (nearby you) that you should visit today!

Here are 20 things to do when stopped by police as an African American. According to data, black people 3 times more likely to be killed by police than white people. Black people are also 1.3 times more likely to be unarmed during these killings compared to white people. Know your rights with these tips!

Black History Month is an annual celebration to remember the achievements of African Americans, past and present. The celebration started as Negro History Week in 1926 and was later expanded to a monthly celebration in 1979.

Today, black history month is celebrated in schools, and at work. Most people use this time to recognize the good and bad of black history. This includes black culture, pride, achievements, legacy, suffering, slavery, freedom, and more.

If you are like us and want to celebrate black history all day every day with an awesome black history t shirts, we've got you covered. To help recognize and celebrate black history, here are 20 shirts ideas to wear for black history month.

Every now and then, we are reminded about the importance of spending our black dollar in places where it is value! This is one of those reminders.

In recent years, there have been many documented and undocumented videos showcases the disrespect black women face when being treated at nail salons, predominately owned by other races. You can watch one of these incidents here.

Yet, even with concrete evidence of such disrespect and poor customer service, we still see many African Americans supporting these stores.

That being said, it is important that we are made aware of black owned nails salons in the United States. Below is a list of black owned nail salons to support as an African American in the United States.

As an African American, growing up in a predominately white neighborhood, finding and meeting black people to interact with has been my biggest challenge. Back in the days, there was no Instagram or snapchat, or Facebook to get instant access to people all around the world. You actually had to do the work of going out to find people to talk to. Wow how things have changed!

What I’ve realize is that black people are specific and intentional as to the places they like hang out. A common theme resonates with them that draws them to specific places in abundance. That common theme is culture and the only place that has culture are in your major cities. Once you realize this fact, you will soon understand and easily pick out where to find or meet them in your neighborhood.

But until then, this blog will reveal the top 8 secret places you will be sure to find and meet black people.

Ever since The Dora Milaje (black panther's bodyguards) were shown on the big screen, the narrative of the bald women has become a thing of beauty...

Halloween is fast approaching we need need continue celebrating black excellence even on holidays! Africa Americans have made great contributions to many areas of life and that should be celebrated proudly. Here are some amazing, fun and scary halloween costume ideas for black men or women that you should try this Halloween.

Juneteenth is just around the corner and you may be wondering, where can I find the best Juneteenth shirts to wear at upcoming Juneteenth events in 2026? Well don’t sweat it! This blog will breakdown the best Juneteenth shirts to wear in 2026 and some of the biggest Juneteenth Events in 2026 to wear your shirts to

We've heard the term melanin poppin many times, especially on t shirts, but what does melanin poppin mean, who can use the phrase, when can it be used, how can I make a melanin poppin shirt and more! We answer all your questions about the popular and your favourite melanin poppin shirt!

Melanin Poppin is an essence of coolness, empowerment, pride, and excitement of black poeple. It stems from the word melanin and the slang, "poppin". In order to fully understand what the phrase means and how it came to be on your favourite t shirt, we have to break down the meanings of melanin and poppin.