February is Black History Month, so what better time to celebrate black excellence in music? We’re almost to the weekend, Germies. You can make it! [8tracks url=”http://8tracks.com/germmagazine/midweek-hype-black-out” width=”300″ height=”300″]
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As I’m sure we all know, landing a job interview is a great feeling — that is, until you think about preparing for it. Getting to know the company can be pretty simple, knowing your past work history is a breeze, and knowing what you’re looking for in the work environment is easy. It’s making […]
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Spring is a time for rebirth — a time to bring in the new. For girls, this can mean staying aware of what is fresh and chic, whether it’s fashion, hair, makeup, or anything! This spring, however, there seems to be a growing trend. I have noticed that most new 2015 hairstyles are reminiscent of many iconic […]
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The Barbie is, traditionally, very exclusive. The doll represents a very specific race and culture. In America, it is possible to find other races, like African American or Hispanic dolls, but their availability in other countries is very limited. The generic white-skinned Barbie with the blond ponytail is the one that most little girls seem […]
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I can remember that growing up, I was usually the only black kid in my circle of friends. I’ve always had mostly white friends. Even to this day, going on 29 years old, I’ve only had one “best” friend who is black. I don’t really know why this is, but I have often found it […]
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Mun2TV did a series of interviews discussing what it means to be Black and Latino in the U.S. with actors and writers. Lovely people with honest insights about how heritage is casted and portrayed in TV and film. [su_youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT7_oQzDYMw” width=”540″ height=”320″][su_youtube url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G1PFLuTrgM” height=”480″][/su_youtube]
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