Showing posts with label Diversity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diversity. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2020

Michael B. Jordan and Amazon Studios Invite You to 'A Night at the Drive In' a Celebration of Multi - Cultural Voices


This summer, grab your family and head to the Drive-In! Amazon Studios has partnered with actor Michael B. Jordan's (Just Mercy, Black Panther, Creed ll) production company Outlier Society to launch 'A Night at the Drive-In' a FREE summer movie series, yepp that's right FREE!!

Monday, June 29, 2020

5 Awesome Books for Early Readers with Diverse Characters to Add to Your Home Library + Giveaway


It's never too early to introduce your young children to diverse characters that represent the beautiful mix of kids found across the globe. From stories of a 8-year-old activist fighting for the rights of the disabled and an energetic toddler protesting against bedtime to the celebrations of family, culture, music, and poetry - Here are 5 awesome books for early readers to add to your home library. 

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Microsoft Gaming for Everyone: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion Among Gen-Z Gamers #MyXbox



Disclosure: We attended this event as media and opinions expressed are 100% our own.
So, how are you're Fortnite dance skills? If you're a parent of a tween or teen these days I'm sure you're all too familiar with your kids requests for more vbucks to purchase skins and their victorious, orange justice and flossing dance moves. Gaming is pretty big in our house, the common enjoyment of classic games like Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Mario Bros. admittedly was one of things that hubby and I enjoyed doing together when we first started dating. So it's really not a surprise to us that our boys countdown until Friday after-school so that they can power up their Xbox. 
African American consumers over-index when it comes to gaming consoles. Sixty-six percent of Black households in the US own gaming consoles, compared to half (51%) of the total population. However, Black gamers feel excluded, unwelcomed, and are disproportionately underrepresented in both video games and in the gaming industry.

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