It’s a question that crossed most of our minds, been answered in a middle school social studies class, and then subsequently forgotten: How does money get made? In keeping with this month’s focus on finances, Loyal Nana is here to offer a refresher.
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Miu Miu, COMME des GARCON, Baggu, Barney’s New York, Sanrio, L'AUTRE CHOSE, Simon Miller
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While his reputation as a bon vivant has continued to scandalize even years after his death, his creation of the still thriving, globally popular Afrobeat genre and his human rights activism have left an astounding legacy.
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Frank Bourassa might not be as well known as Catch Me If You Can’s infamous Frank Abagnale, but as the most prolific counterfeiter in American history, with around 250 million dollars in fake bills still floating around…
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Recy Taylor was a daughter, a sister, a wife, and a mother. Before any particular label, Recy Taylor was her own person and on the evening of September 3rd, 1944 she was the victim of a gang rape by six white men in Abbeville, Alabama
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What better way to start developing our financial literacy than by listening to podcasts while we’re on our way to crush some other goals?
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I am deeply grateful to have sat down with Justice Sonia Sotomayor last week in The Bronx for Loyal Nana’s Inner Views series, a one-on-one interview series featuring the modern day luminaries changing our cultural landscape.
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During my interview with Justice Sonia Sotomayor, I proposed that we play a rapid fire round of This or That and she was down…
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