Journey to Building a Fashion Business — Coffea Flair
The founder of Coffea Flair shares her journey of understanding fashion as she creates her fashion business.
NaTyshca Pickett
I have over 15 years of experience as a freelance writer and editor. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Lewis University and my Master of Education from American Intercontinental University. I am the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Arizona Coffea Magazine, a magazine that highlights the Black community in the state of Arizona. I am also the creator of Coffea Flair Fashion, a platform that showcases Black contributors to fashion.
Super Bowl Soulful Celebration Comes Back to Arizona — Arizona Coffea
The Super Bowl Soulful Celebration, a night of music, comedy, NFL players, and spiritual inspiration, is the only multicultural program and community event officially sanctioned by the NFL during Super Bowl weekend.
All Ways Black and Little Free Library Bring Books to Black Communities Across the Country — Arizona Coffea
All Ways Black, Penguin Random House's community dedicated to Black writers and the readers who love them, is kicking off 2023 with a brand-new cypher to commemorate the heritage of Black literature and their impact on culture.
Business of Fashion: Voices 2022 Recap —
VOICES 2022 brought together a community of creatives to share their common interest for the good of humanity.
Recap: Lagos Fashion Week —
We had the pleasure of attending Lagos Fashion Week and have a recap of the event’s showcases.
Canceling society's demand for perfection while celebrating individuality: that's the message of the Full Figured & Sass-e Expo. —
Canceling society's demand for perfection while celebrating individuality: that's the message of the Full Figured & Sass-e Expo.
Harlem’s Fashion Row Celebrates 15 Years — Coffea Flair
Harlem’s Fashion Row celebrated its 15 year anniversary in the fashion scene. For those who don’t know, Harlem's Fashion Row (HFR) is a leading agency that connects brands with minority fashion designers through brand strategy, partnerships, digital and in-person marketing, talent scouting, and other pipeline initiatives.
Lasgidi Cafe - An Amazing Tasting Experience —
The owner Patience (Chef Patty) Obunbanjo, uprooted to a city where there was not a single Nigerian eatery. After getting sick of "dining out" every night, she began experimenting with traditional Nigerian dishes.
Ways to Support Black Businesses — Arizona Coffea
August is Black Business Month and I provide you tips on how you can support Black-owned businesses in your community.
Why is Minority Mental Health Month Important? — Arizona Coffea
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is commemorated in July to bring awareness to the unique problems that racial and ethnic minority populations experience regarding mental illness in the United States.
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Want to find a way to get involved in civil rights? Here are 8 ways to support social justice movements in your local community or around the country.
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Parents and organizers working together to change childcare reform.
Why We Raise Awareness for Hearing Loss
Hearing loss and poor hearing health are issues that impact people all over America – but there are organizations out there giving them the support they need.
Nonprofit's Pageant Program Promotes Education
A US-based nonprofit has created a pageant program that promotes education, scholarships, and culture within its community.
5-year-old cancer patient uses wish to help kids in the hospital
Despite the fact that cancer in children and adolescents is uncommon, it's the leading cause of death by disease in children over the age of five in the United States.
No child should have to fight for their life against a disease. Yet, there’s one 5-year-old, who’s in for the fight of his life – and still thinking of others.
Animal Shelter in Iowa Helping the Community
Animal Shelter Making a Huge Impact.
10-Year-Old Writes a Book on Bullying and Encourages Literacy
One student decided to use her experience to teach others how to work through their problems with bullying.
National Tea Month - Tea shop hires people from Deaf community
When Marianne White made the decision to open her tea shop, she did it with others in mind.
As a wife, mother, and grandmother, she's an avid traveler – pre-pandemic, of course – and loves to learn about different cultures. This love led her to learn American Sign Language (ASL) and immerse herself in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) community.
11-year-old saves two lives in one day
After saving the lives of a classmate and a woman in a fire, an 11-year-old boy in Oklahoma was hailed a hero.
Tiny houses created to help the homeless
Seattle, Washington – home to Amazon, Starbucks, and one of America's greatest homelessness crises – has been rapidly constructing tiny house villages for the homeless.
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