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Creating space: how Black yogis are increasing access to soul-healing practice – AFRO American Newspapers

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By Marcia Ra-Akbar, Special to the AFRO There is no denying the growing popularity of yoga. With more than 300 million participants worldwide, its integration of mind, body, and soul has created it…

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