Maya Smith

by Maya Simone Smith George Washington Carver, an innovative scientist and educator, made a monumental impact on agriculture and the consumption of peanuts in the United States and beyond. Born into slavery in the early 1860s, Carver overcame numerous challenges to become one of the most renowned agricultural scientists of his time. His work not only revolutionized the agricultural landscape but also had a lasting effect on the economy and diet of America. A Pioneer in Agricultural Science...

by Maya Simone Smith Cornbread, a staple in Southern cuisine, holds a special place in African American history and culture. This humble dish, with its golden hue and hearty texture, tells a story of resilience, adaptation, and community. To fully appreciate the significance of African American made cornbread, one must delve into its origins, evolution, and cultural impact. Origins of Cornbread Cornbread's roots can be traced back to indigenous peoples of the Americas, who cultivated corn...

by Maya Simone Smith Throughout history, the world of magic and mysticism has been a domain often shrouded in mystery and male dominance....