With the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement in late May 2020, University of Florida advisor Dr. Della V. Mosley and doctoral student Pearis Bellamy felt moved to act. They could see that there was an interest and a need for education around race and social issues, so they created a national collaboration and grassroots effort [...]

When student Chris Olsen and Broadway performer Ian Paget made their first posts to TikTok in April they didn’t think they were going to blow up like they did. In just four months, their accounts have amassed more than three million followers and they have become known as Chris & Ian. https://www.instagram.com/p/CDEitq5h3OQ/   [...]

Of the many businesses hit hard by the global pandemic, theatres are perhaps disproportionately affected. After all, It’s difficult to do live theatre without being together in person. In search of a creative solution to help make sure they stay in business, one theatre, America’s oldest producing Black theatre the historic Karamu House, [...]

There are so many options available for masks these days, it can be tough to decide what would be the best choice. A lot depends on what factors are important to you and what your daily habits are. If you’re working on a jobsite all day long, you probably want something that helps you feel protected and prepared for extended periods—a [...]

With small businesses reopening across the country, many business owners are looking for ways to reopen safely and easily. Getting back to business might mean that things look and feel a little bit different than they did a few months ago, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared. We have ideas for how you can gear up with custom [...]

Tie dye is back and better than ever and people everywhere are jumping on this fun trend. There’s a new way to take your custom t-shirts to the next level and our customers have been doing some pretty fun things with tie dye, even getting together to have tie dye parties with their custom shirts. It’s a great way to have the best of both [...]

The right to vote is one of the most important rights we hold as Americans, but still, according to a 2014 U.S. Census Bureau survey, only 21.4% of people who are eligible to vote are registered.* And we know that fewer still actually turn out to vote. Engagement has been steadily increasing over the past few years, and 2020 is being [...]

Most nineteen-year-olds are just getting started with their lives, making plans for the future, and living in the moment. But Andrew Lee’s nineteenth year brought him a diagnosis of Hereditary Leiomyomatosis and Renal Cell Cancer (HLRCC), a condition so rare it has only been identified in 300 families in the world. It has no known cure. [...]