Afrik Digest Rebrand/Relaunch Party
After nearly seven years of sticking with the community in Colorado, Confetti Events, the corporate publisher of Denver Digest Magazine has made some marvelous changes to a magazine that has…
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Night of Glamour at the United Liberian Organization’s Inaugural ball
Saturday, June 19th, 2021 was a fun-filled day in Denver Colorado. It was the first time in more than a year that a large crowd would gather in one hall,…
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Our children need the Kumon discipline today to compete fairly – Dalia Abdulrahman
Dalia Abdulrahman is passionate about what she does. She loves children and likes to watch them learn new things as they grow. This is why she believes she is extremely…
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Responsibilities of Black Fathers have Increased in the Face of Racism By: Trice Edney Wire
Police officers and racism have forced Black fathers to have an added responsibility to their parenting. Black fathers must have a conversation with their children about how to survive when…
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“For my WNBA draft, I am especially grateful for my mom’s sacrifices”
The African community in Colorado is still celebrating one of its illustrious daughters following her selection by the New York Liberty basketball team as the sixth overall all pick in…
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Judas and the black Messiah
A tragic real-life story of revolutionand betrayal To tell the story at the heart of Shaka King’s bracing and mournful picture, Judas and the Black Messiah, you have to begin…
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USCIS Updates Policies to Improve Immigration Services
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued new policy updates in the USCIS Policy Manual to clarify the criteria and circumstances for expedited processing; improve request for evidence…
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African immigrant launches black business app to redirect black dollars
Mariam Kazadi is an engaging personality. She is a burgeoning entrepreneur and a creative spirit resident in Denver Colorado. Born in Congo and fleeing from war with her family, she…
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Growing Up with Juneteenth
How a Texan holiday became a national tradition. When I was a little girl, in Texas, I thought Juneteenth belonged to us, meaning to the state of Texas generally and…
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President Biden proclaimed June 2021 ‘Immigrant Heritage Month’
Every year in June since June 2014, after a group of Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg’s associates met with and proposed the need to shape public perceptions about immigrants to corporations,…
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