1. Washing Hair with Beer for Extra Shine Believe it or not, some women in the ’60s swore by rinsing their hair with beer to get that luscious, glossy shine. The idea was that the malt and hops in beer […]
1. Stacey Abrams: Champion of Voter Rights Stacey Abrams isn’t just known for her work as the former Minority Leader of the Georgia House of Representatives; she’s a powerful force behind the growing voter rights movement. Her nonprofit organization, Fair
1. Weight Loss Ads Promoting Unhealthy Practices In the ’70s, weight loss commercials often promoted extreme and unhealthy methods for shedding pounds. Pills, crash diets, and even “fat-melting” devices were advertised as quick fixes for achieving the perfect body. These
1. Tupperware Parties Tupperware parties were a staple in ’50s and ’60s suburban homes. A friend would invite a group of neighbors over, and instead of casual hangouts, it was all about showcasing kitchen products. It wasn’t just about buying
1. Madam C.J. Walker: The First Self-Made Female Millionaire in America Madam C.J. Walker was more than just a beauty mogul—she was a trailblazer for African American entrepreneurship. Born in 1867 to parents who were former slaves, Walker’s life was
1. Morgan DeBaun Is Building a Media Empire for the Next Generation Morgan DeBaun isn’t just running a media company—she’s creating a movement. As the founder and CEO of Blavity Inc., she’s built a platform that speaks directly to Black
1. Passing Around Illegal Substances Like Candy Back in the ‘60s and ‘70s, it wasn’t just the music that made concerts an unforgettable experience—it was the completely unregulated party atmosphere. Fans openly passed around joints, pills, and other substances without
