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5 days ago |
spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi
Most people love a decadent piece of chocolate to uplift their mood or add to their favorite recipe. For a long time, the chocolate industry was dominated by white-owned brands and corporations, despite being grown by black and brown farmers. Ghana is the largest producer of cocoa worldwide, yet the profits are enjoyed in Europe and North America. To counter this, several black-owned brands now exist to serve this market. So, which are the best black-owned chocolate brands to consider?
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6 days ago |
spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi
After wearing your hair for a while, some of the frontal part may become bushy and make your hairstyle seem unattended. For this reason, many women take time to work on their edges to achieve a neat look. However, if you’re wondering how you can get a sleek style, here’s how to lay your edges as a beginner. Join our Spotcovery Global Black Community Facebook Group for early access to exclusive content and to share in a lively discussion. Become an insider.
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1 week ago |
spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi
Learning a new language is a challenge many embrace. One of the best African languages to learn is Igbo. About 30 to 31 million people speak the language, making it one of the most widely used. A majority of them are located in Southeastern Nigeria, and also in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. If it interests you, here’s how to learn Igbo. Join our Spotcovery Global Black Community Facebook Group for early access to exclusive content and to share in a lively discussion. Become an insider.
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1 week ago |
spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi
The Guyanese chow mein recipe is derived from the Guyanese people of Chinese descent. Chow mein, which is Guyanese fried rice, has borrowed its concepts from these people but has infused their flavors so that it is cooked in their tastes and made local. For example, the inclusion of bora beans and five-spice separates it from many chow mein recipes. Other than that, its ingredients vary depending on what you want to achieve. So here’s how to make proper Guyanese chow mein.
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1 week ago |
spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi
Owning a home and living in a good, safe neighborhood is anyone’s dream because it gives people dignity and respect. However, for a long time, home ownership for black people has remained a far-fetched dream for various reasons. This article focuses on US homeownership rates and how they impact black people. People Also Read: National Pet Day: Top Pet Influencers to Follow for Cute & Informative ContentBecome an insider.
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