Empowering African-American Communities: Stories and Insights

In today's world, there's an overwhelming need for support, compassion, and action. Many people across the United States face challenges,...

Black history is more than a lesson—it's a lifeline. In a world that erases, distorts, and devalues Black identity, teaching our true history is an act of resistance. It reminds us that we are not what they say we are—we are powerful, brilliant, and worthy. From ancient African empires to present-day perseverance, Black history empowers us to unlearn the lies, reclaim our truth, and rise with purpose. It must be taught—not just in February, but every day.

The Black card isn’t just a joke or a game — it’s a symbol of survival, pride, and cultural protection. In a world that borrows from us but rarely respects us, the Black card reminds us that our culture is sacred, not for sale, and worth defending.

Every community thrives on the strength and support of its members. The act of giving back not only uplifts those in need but also...

Volunteering is a meaningful way to give back to your community, meet new people, and develop new skills. If you've been thinking about...

Join us Saturday, May 31 for “The Final Show – A Musical Runway Experience!” Celebrate the creative journey of PDDBM’s student designers at this inspiring fashion show and graduation. Doors open at 2 PM, showtime begins promptly at 2:30 PM, and dinner is served at 5 PM.

Too often, Black men are taught to hide their emotions and fear vulnerability — especially with one another. But real strength lies in love. This blog post from PDDBM calls for a cultural healing: for fathers to tell their sons “I love you,” for brothers to embrace without shame, and for our community to reclaim the powerful tradition of Black brotherhood. It’s time to break the cycle of silence and show the world that Black men loving each other is not only okay — it’s neces