Blog Style – 01 - American Popsy

- Money & Career
- October 5, 2020
5 Tips to Make Your Job Search More Effective (Yes, Even During a Pandemic)

Searching for a job sucks. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. It’s time consuming, stressful, and filled with enough,...
- Fear Series, Letter From The Editor
- October 5, 2020
Living in Fear…

I loooooove Halloween. The thrill of a fantastic horror movie, the chance to dress up in an alluring costume or,...

Supporting and Uplifting Black Women

We've rounded up a list of four amazing organizations dedicated to creating safe spaces…

Surviving the Rona – Your Guide to Weathering Covid’s Latest Surge

This handy guide with expert advice from Dr. Steven Chang answers your burning questions…

A Playlist to Start Your New Year Off Right…

Start your New Year off right with a playlist celebrating all that black women…

New Year, Newish Me!

This writer ,burnt out on the idea of New Year's Resolution, has decided to…

The Transformative Power of Energy Healing

DaSilva and Johnson speak with Energy Healer, João Correia, about finding healing through energy…

The Wonderful Benefits of Therapy

Therapist and "Beyond the Pulpit" Host, David Hernandez discusses his journey from childhood trauma…

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Quotables
January 20, 2021

Popsyisms…

Feature, Money & Career
October 12, 2020

Working Through A Pandemic – Part Three

In Part Three, we speak with Sheri, a manager and hair stylist. Her profession requires up close and personal contact, thus placing her and her colleagues at greater risk of catching and transmitting the virus. Here she speaks about her concerns and anxieties about returning to work.

Quotables
February 3, 2021

Popsyisms…

Some years ago, I had the privilege of seeing Ms. Tyson on stage in “The Trip to Bountiful”, a beautiful and stirring story about the meaning of home. At the spry, young age of 89, Ms. Tyson’s presence on that stage was nothing less than magnetic, and it moved me to tears. Everyone in that theatre understood that they were watching magnificence in motion. I was grateful then and grateful now that I had the opportunity to witness one of her legendary performances. Cecily Tyson was so many wonderful things. A trail-blazing actress, an author, a model, a mother, and a recipient of countless awards including an Oscar, a Tony, three Emmys, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Cecily Tyson was a woman who lived a life so full, she had no choice but to touch and inspire millions with her work, her legacy, and her life. May she rest in eternal power and peace.

Motivation, Quotables
November 18, 2020

Popsyisms…

The late John Lewis, Civil Rights Leader and Congressman

Black History Series, Feature
February 26, 2021

Celebrating Black History With “The Madness Collective” Creator, Crescent Muhammad…

As Black History Month draws to a close, AmPopsy had the chance to sit down with a few dynamic women who are making waves in their respective industries to discuss their thoughts and reflections on celebrating the rich history of African-Americans this month and every month. In our final interview for this series, we speak with Crescent Muhammad, creator and host of “The Madness Collective”, a weekly online show featuring firecracker commentary from Crescent and her co-host, Antwane Cowen, on the major news and entertainment headlines of that week. Below, she speaks on the impact of growing up watching activism in action, finding hope through social media, and the new Black Renaissance.