Ealing: A Force of Innovators
Having spent most of my early childhood in the London Borough of Ealing, I have always seen it as a place that ... Read More...
It has now been over two months since the premiere of Where Are the Children? was screened to a sold-out, 70-seat capacity room at the renowned Rich Mix cinema ... Read More...
Now approaching its fifth iteration, the Reclaim project will return to Southeast London’s The Salmon Youth Centre, where it came into fruition back in 2018. On... Read More...
While one can’t legally purchase alcohol or gain a commercial driver’s license (CDL) until 21 years of age in the U.S, turning 18 marks a significant landmark t... Read More...
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...
The challenges faced by those aspiring to have a career in dentistry continue to persist for people racialised as Black and domiciled within the UK. At the same... Read More...
The Current Unrest in Haiti: Causes and Possible Outcomes Haiti, the Caribbean nation celebrated for its historic fight for independence, is once again engul... Read More...
From possibly my mid-teens I can recall having my first and only Black dentist in the UK. This was not a deliberate effort on my part to be allocated a Black de... Read More...
The year was 2012 and reports were highlighting dire statistics about the lack of Maths teachers within British schools. Applications for Maths PGCE’s programme... Read More...
Working with children is something that Brummie artist, Francoise Heffernan-Walter Krull has always maintained throughout most of her adult working life. A relo... Read More...
Liverpool is a city of victory, boasting a football team who have won the second most English football titles (both first division and premier league) and a mus... Read More...
A Stark Divide: The Wealth Gap Between Black Americans and Others
The wealth gap between Black Americans and other groups in the United States is a significant... Read More...
The histories and holidays of the oppressed, colonized and enslaved are, of necessity, different from the history and holidays of the oppressor, the colonizer a... Read More...
George Stinney and Willie Francis: Two young Black individuals who were executed in the 1940s for crimes they did not commit. They faced unfair trials, coerced... Read More...