Psychiatric Disorders Marijuana Can Help New Yorkers Fight

The legalization of marijuana in New York City is no longer debated under a new law. It’s a hot topic all over the world.

Women In Fashion To Headline International Women's Day Virtual Conference Hosted By Fyli And Double A Labs

In honor of International Women’s Day, Double A Labs and Fyli will be hosting a fully immersive virtual conference experience that will feature over 75 diverse women in positions of power.

Think Before You Buy: Ethics of Fashion Goes To Uighur For Sustainability with Amelia Pang

Author Amelia Pang investigates and researches Uighur forced labor camps in “Made in China.”

Culture, Fashion, Social, Top Stories, PAGE EditorPage EditorMarch 25, 2021Uighur, China, Made in ChinaComment

Why Virgil Abloh Is Toting Inclusion In Sustainable Design With Evian 100% Recycled Bottles

Evian and Virgil Abloh have conceived another ethical water bottle design with the idea that sustainable design can be an inclusive process for future Black Designers.

Forbes, Culture, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereMarch 24, 2021Virgil Abloh, Evian, water bottle, recycled plasticComment

Here Is Online Learning Is Getting Easier With These 5 Features

We have gathered some features of PDFBear, an online tool for your PDF needs. See for yourself how useful it is and decide if it’s the best tool from a wide range of options.

Culture, ReviewGabriella MurphyMarch 22, 2021online, online classes, online learningComment

Zerina Akers And Ouigi Theodore Headline MACY’s “Icons of Style”

The 160-year retailer has teamed up with Black-American creatives found within the seams of the robust fashion industry.

Shantell Martin And Adidas Are Drawing Lines Between Black History And Celebrating Women

Shantell Martin is sharing her art and message through the Adidas MakerLab where guests can come and purchase a curated selection of Adidas shoes and apparel and apply Shantell’s designs to the product.

How Artist Like Biggie Smalls Kept The Coogi Brand Relevant

“Please call Dr. Jays, tell them to pull all this shit down. We’re about to go live globally, and you’re about to get it,” Willie Esco, Creative Director of Coogi, said in 2014.

How Black Femininity Is Celebrated Through Photographic Images

In recent years, photographers have shifted the focus to the strength and beauty that emits from perceived obstacles.

The 78th Golden Globes 2021 Winners And Why This Year Is Much Different

An opportunity for actors and filmmakers to make a statement about the world they live in has always been a thing of televised award shows.

Culture, Editorial, Editors Pick, ReviewPage EditorMarch 1, 2021Golden Globes, award night, actors, directors, films, social activistComment

The Selects Showcases 9 Signature Korean Designers Over The Course Of Fashion Weeks

9 exciting design signatures from Korea. 1 showcase to discover them all

Black Tag And Their Film That Shows How ‘Black Art Is Black Money’

In their debut, Akin Adebowale and Ousman Sahko have collaborated as business partners on “Black Art Is Black Money,” a film that describes the appropriations of the attributes and elements of Black culture, while suppressing the leaders and representatives of that culture.

Editors Pick, Culture, Social, Forbes, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereFebruary 18, 2021Black Art, Black Money, film, filmmakers, social cause, black entrepreneurshipComment

Collecting Black Art Has Never Been More Important And Charles Moore Knows How

Charles Moore gives us the rundown of his book, The Black Market: A Guide to Art Collecting, and how he is working to dismantle the perceptions of elitism in art collecting.

Editors Pick, Culture, Q&A, Top Stories, Kulture HubCassell A. FerereFebruary 17, 2021art market, art collector, art history, art gallery, auction, artworkComment

Taarach's Ecuadorian Belt-Making Skills Are Driving Transparent Sustainability

Welcome to PAGE magazine!

Culture, Social, Top StoriesDaniela CulinovicFebruary 15, 2021fashion accessories, belts, belt making, faja, Ecuador, handmadeComment

How Are Black Artists Influencing The Art Markets We Love?

The Black influence in the art market is at an all-time high, flaunting an expensive and ever-expansive taste for highly intellectual living.

Culture, Kulture Hub, Top Stories, Social, Editors PickCassell A. FerereFebruary 9, 2021art history, black art, art market, art dealing, black influenceComment

Black And White: The Power Of One And The Fragility Of Other And How It Reflects Black History

Black Power has been an uplifting premise for black people in America, but has been combated by the falsehood of white supremacy, or rather, the reality of white fragility. A fragility that is evident in the weaponizing of police against black people when the truth is exposed to a non-black person's insecurities. [Originally published June 1, 2020.]

A Love Letter To Digital Photography: How I Learned The Ropes Of The Industry

Photography is shrouded with photo filters and presets, giving the effects of film cameras aged lenses in today's digital era.

The Fashionable Side Of The Presidential Inauguration And Why We Miss That

While there will be no inauguration ball to usher in Joseph R. Biden, the 46th President of the United States, and the 49th Vice President Kamala Harris, there has still been a lot of style and unity conveyed from the night's event.

The Passing of a Legend: Why Kobe Bryant's Mamba Mentality Built An Entire Generation

Although Kobe Bryant has passed, his legacy remains posted in our memories.

“If you’re going to be a leader, you’re not going to please everybody. You gotta hold people accountable, even if you have that moment of being uncomfortable.”

– Kobe Bryant

One Year Anniversary, originally published Jan. 27, 2019