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3 Tips for Picking Wedding Day Flowers
Planning a wedding and allergic to fresh flowers? No need to worry, you can still have that Pinterest worthy wedding without them and we have the tools you need to get the choice just right.
Black Women Gardening: Connecting the Land with Our Heritage in the South
The beautiful colorful flowers, white bright dogwood trees leading into your entrance way, and the yellow neon pollen that filled your front porches are some spring attributes that many of us, Black Southern Belles, have
Garden to Tablescape: How to Make Garden Bouquets!
Summer gardening offers endless opportunities to explore the season through flowers, herbs, vegetables, and wild plants that grow around our homes. The moment summer temperatures peak, I get the urge to fill mason jars with
The Easter Rockers of Winnsboro LA Preserve a Generations-old Easter Eve Tradition
The Easter Rockers of Winnsboro LA Preserve a Generations-old Easter Eve Tradition “We rock to a Risen Savior,” says Hattie Addison Burkhalter, the leader of what has been documented to be the oldest, and last
How to Live a Hypoallergenic Lifestyle from Robin Wilson
Home decor is truly what makes a home. However, creating a true Southern home is more work than most Southern Belles can imagine. Finding pieces that match our Southern soul and unique personality is sometimes
Delta Sigma Theta Partnered to Highlight the Legacy of Cabinet Maker Thomas Day in Winston-Salem, NC
In 1975, to celebrate the mastery of Thomas Day (1801-1861), a free person of color and renowned furniture maker, the North Carolina Museum of History announced in newspapers statewide that they were seeking the owners
Black Miami Heritage: Miami African American History Books
Black Miami Heritage: Miami African American History Books Black Miami in the Twentieth Century (Florida History and Culture) The first book devoted to the history of African Americans in south Florida and their pivotal role
6 Grants Awarded to Historic Southern Site with the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
On July 6, 2018, the National Trust announced its first class of grant award recipients in conjunction with the newly established African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund at a gathering of hundreds of thousands of people at
Clotilda: Historic Discovery in Africatown, Alabama
This May, the remains of the last known slave ship to reach America, Clotilda, were discovered near the historic river neighborhood of Africatown. A historic district and ancestral grounds for African Americans near Mobile, Alabama.
Southern Vacation Guide of Savannah, Georgia
Have you ever traveled to a location that truly has a story to tell and is full of historic value? If not, then Savannah, Georgia is the ideal place that holds true to the southern
6 New Orleans African American History Books to Read
Love history and learning about southern culture especially from the Crescent City. We have the perfect book list for you to add to your library collection. Check out our favorite New Orleans African American History
8 African American History Books for Children
We love babies in the South and a Black Southern Belle o loves teaching them African American History Books. Today we are giving you some resources for storytime with your babies. To get your book
