top of page
All Posts

We Sitting This One Out: Black Women are Tired
We move at our own pace Let me be clear: Black women have done our part. And for 2025? We sitting this one out. Not because we don’t...
Keyanna Harper
Mar 34 min read
14
0


Black Health Influencers: Reshaping Black Health on Social Media
Black health influencers are reshaping wellness in the digital age. Learn about their role in promoting culturally relevant health education
Keyanna Harper
Feb 133 min read
6
0

Honoring Our Roots: The Significance of Black History
It’s no coincidence that since 2016, there's been an increase in attacks on Black excellence. In this so-called "post-racial" era, mediocre
Keyanna Harper
Feb 14 min read
9
0

The TikTok Ban: How Black Creators and Small Businesses Will Be Impacted
For many Black creators, TikTok isn’t just a space for entertainment—it’s a platform for storytelling, cultural preservation, and economic
Keyanna Harper
Jan 163 min read
9
0

Where Is Hip Hop Headed After Kendrick and Drake? Pop Rap or Back to the Roots?
Explore where hip hop is headed after Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s feud—are we sticking with pop rap or returning to raw storytelling and cult
Keyanna Harper
Jan 82 min read
8
0


Starting 2025 with New Energy: OPC’s Vision and Growth
OPC started as a platform to celebrate Black art, culture, and voices. But this year, we’re stepping back to focus even more on the communit
Keyanna Harper
Jan 42 min read
3
0

Nikki Giovanni: A Legacy of Pride, Power, and Poetry
Nikki Giovanni Nikki Giovanni, a famous poet and storyteller, passed away on December 9, 2024, at 81 years old. She was celebrated for...
Keyanna Harper
Dec 12, 20242 min read
3
0

How Ghetto Gastro Empowers Communities Through Food and Activism
Ghetto Gastro, a Bronx-born culinary collective founded in 2012 by Jon Gray, Pierre Serrao, and Lester Walker, has redefined the intersectio
Keyanna Harper
Dec 9, 20242 min read
14
0


The Power of Buying Black: Building Wealth and Strengthening Communities
November marks Buy Black Month, a time to celebrate, support, and invest in Black-owned businesses. T
Keyanna Harper
Nov 26, 20243 min read
10
0

Black People, We Have Some Serious Discussions Here
Be honest, some of the outcomes this election were frustrating. Other marginalized communities chose to vote for Trump, backing him go direc
Keyanna Harper
Nov 11, 20245 min read
4
0


Building A Community: Marketing Tips for Black-Owned Businesses
For Black-owned businesses, marketing is more than just getting noticed; it's about telling a story that resonates with customers
Keyanna Harper
Nov 8, 20244 min read
6
0

Confronting Cognitive Dissonance: Recognizing and Addressing Racism in the Workplace
In today’s workplace, racism often hides in plain sight, layered under policies, casual comments, and unspoken norms that can feel uncomfort
Keyanna Harper
Nov 4, 20244 min read
13
0

Empowering Voices: Black Artists Leading Cultural Change in 2024
Discover how Black artists in 2024 are pushing cultural boundaries, using their art to explore Black identity, activism, and community.
Keyanna Harper
Oct 15, 20242 min read
7
0

Luke Bryan’s Comments on Beyoncé Spark Backlash: A Look at Country Music’s Exclusion of Black Artists
Luke Bryan’s recent comments about Beyoncé’s CMA snub have sparked outrage, with many fans pointing out the exclusion of Black artists in co
Keyanna Harper
Oct 7, 20243 min read
11
0


Your Vote, Your Power: A Deep Dive into Ohio’s 2024 Elections and Why Early Voting Matters
Ohio’s 2024 election is crucial for shaping the future. Learn about key races, early voting, and why Black women’s votes matter for local
Keyanna Harper
Oct 3, 20248 min read
18
0

Chasing Dreams: How Obsidian People Became My Journey to Empower Black Creatives
In this blog, I share how my love for art and Black culture inspired me to create Obsidian People, a platform that uplifts and celebrates Bl
Keyanna Harper
Sep 11, 20245 min read
17
0


Forty and Fly: Embracing Your 40s 50s &60s
"Age ain't nothin' but a number, but your Self-confidence is timeless." Hello Beautiful People, We are at it again with another amazing...
Keyanna Harper
Jul 29, 20243 min read
9
0


The Impact of Project 2025 on Black Communities, Women, and Minorities
Hey, y'all! Let's have a real talk about something that's brewing on the horizon – Project 2025. If you haven't heard about it yet we...
Keyanna Harper
Jul 11, 20244 min read
12
0

Bethann Hardison: Fashion Pioneer and Black fashion Culture Icon
In the world of fashion, few names resonate as powerfully as Bethann Hardison. Her journey from a groundbreaking model to a fervent...
Keyanna Harper
May 30, 20243 min read
16
0


Empowering Black Women in 2024: Reaching Your Fitness Goals and Making New Habits Stick
This time of the year always brings a sense of renewal and the opportunity for self-improvement. It's a chance to reflect on our lives,...
Keyanna Harper
Mar 15, 20243 min read
28
0
bottom of page