Still, despite the goal of elevating Black joy, Anadu insists that all are welcome in the space. “Everyone can come to the cookout,” she says. “But what we're not going to do is put raisins ...

“That sense of being together and moving together as one is really where the joy comes from,” says Berry. “When you talk about Black joy, you talk about being motivated, being lifted out of ...

More than 100 attendees gathered in the rotunda to hear speeches — many of which emphasized the importance of “Black joy” — eat lunch and watch performances by local drummers and dancers.

With her distinctive style that champions authenticity and empowerment, Harris has become a transformative voice in the digital art space, using her platform to illuminate Black joy and foster ...

“They are linked in the sense that to truly settle into wellness, you have to take moments to celebrate, to take moments for joy.” Her visit, so early in the schedule for Black History Month, was ...

It's been a month since we first heard rumors that the Switch 2's new Joy-Cons could be slid across a flat surface to function like a computer mouse. Now, a newly published patent filed by ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers may feature mouse functionality with light source and sensors for improved gameplay. The patent showcases features like the ability to slide Joy-Cons on flat ...

One patent seemingly confirmed that the Nintendo Switch 2 will have a feature allowing players to use their Joy-Con controllers like computer mice — an intriguing gimmick that’s been rumored ...

how they experienced Black joy,” she said. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our ...

Most people come to me because something in their life feels out of control—a crumbling relationship, a habit they can’t break (too much alcohol, endless shopping, late nights lost to porn or ...

With the Nintendo Switch 2, the Joy-Con wireless mouse feature sounds as if it would work in a similar (albeit not the same) way. According to the patent, the Joy-Con controller has a sensor in it ...