Eugene Ankomah: How art can transcend our thinking
Born to parents from Ghana, dynamic contemporary visual artist, mentor and philanthropist, Eugene Ankomah, also known as EA, was born in West London. His father... Read More...
Culture
A Lifetime of Dedication: Noble I’m Manu-El:Bey’s Enduring Legacy in Human Rights Advocacy
In the sprawling tapestry of human history, there emerge individuals whose life's narrative transcends the ordinary, weaving a story of profound dedicati... Read More...
Black Women Entrepreneurs: The New Battleground in the Fight for Civil Rights
Right-Wing Lawsuits and Black Women Entrepreneurs: The Race to Undermine Civil Liberties In the landscape of entrepreneurship, where innovation meets opportu... Read More...
Beyond the Status Quo: Rethinking Biases in International Aid Structures
In the complicated world of global aid and development, there are persistent differences in how help and resources are given. These differences are shape... Read More...
Deadly Commodity: Children in the Cobalt Mines in Congo
Dark clouds gather and skim the upper shelf of Congo’s vast, dense rainforests. Thunder rumbles in the distance mixed with intermittent flashes of lightning. Su... Read More...
“Harmonious Evolution: How Jazz Continues to Shape Modern Music Genres”
Jazz, a genre of music that has been evolving for over a century, stands as a testament to the power of artistic evolution. It has forged a unique sonic path th... Read More...
The Ongoing Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Revisiting the Moral Imperative
IN THE CURRENT CONTEXT THERE IS OVERwhelming support for Israel and its declaration of total war on Gaza, Palestine And its vow to destroy the Islamic Resist... Read More...
“Crowning Glory: The Impact of the Crown Act on Hair Discrimination”
"The Symbolism and Significance of Referring to Hair as the 'Crown" Symbol of Royalty and Authority: Throughout history, rulers, monarchs, and other figure... Read More...
Weaponizing Black Motherhood: Myths, Systems, and Abolition
Introduction
Myths about Black women have played a complex and enduring role in shaping societal attitudes and policies. These myths, deeply entrenched in hist... Read More...
Pan African Dance Ambassador Makeda Kumasi Celebrates National Dance Day as California Arts Council Grant Recipient
San Bernardino, CA - Makeda Kumasi, founder of WE 3 PRODUCTIONS, has been gracing stages professionally across California for over two decades as a phenomen... Read More...
Sunset UnLimited: The Enduring Racist Legacy of America’s Sundown Towns
Definition of sundown towns “Sundown Towns”, also known as sunset towns, were historically racially segregated communities in the United States. These towns ... Read More...
The Contributions of Black Entrepreneurs at the Forefront of Black Business Month
Introduction: Black Business Month is a time to celebrate and highlight the remarkable contributions of Black entrepreneurs who have played a pivot... Read More...
Affirmative Action Not So Firm
History The intent of Affirmative action is to be a policy that would increase the representation of historically disadvantaged groups in education, empl... Read More...
From the Steel Walls to Dancehall Stardom
Travel with Murtah Digreat down the Road To Gr8ness. Carl “Murtah Digreat” Lassiter came from a past filled with troubles and hardships. The kind that mi... Read More...
