The Glorification of the “Ghetto Queen”
Today I had the unfortunate experience of interacting with a young Black woman whose behavior reminded me of a troubling trend in our culture. Loud, aggressiv... Read More...
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Suspending Diane Abbott only proves her point
The irony is that the British Labour Party's latest suspension of Diane Abbott, the first Black woman to be elected to Parliament in the UK in 1987, reinforces ... Read More...
The Black Dental Network is a beacon amid an industry still blighted by underrepresentation
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...
Generation Green Thumb: Meet the Melanated Garden Experts who Inspire Communities to Plant Their Success
With a more crucial need to become self-sustainable, families of color are becoming the most
vulnerable within the economic shifts during Trump’s administratio... Read More...
Overcoming Bookseller Blues: Why Less Black Authors and Bookstores are Investing in Mainstream Publishing
As history repeats itself, the decisions made on how to protect the arts must be examined to
prevent losing the integrity of works created by people of color. ... Read More...
Trump has Declared War on Black America
In recent months, the U.S. government has enacted a series of policies and executive orders that disproportionately and adversely affect Black Americans. These... Read More...
The Wave of Change in Africa and its Effects on Africans Abroad
Why Are Certain African Countries Breaking Chains with Their Colonizers, and Can This Impact the Consciousness of Africans in the Diaspora? Across the Africa... Read More...
Haiti, The Revolution continues as they fight against Western Exploitation
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...
Multi-Award-winning British musician continues to Speak Out with his new album
When it comes to dedication and being devoted to their craft, multi-awarding winning British R&B/Soul singer and songwriter Leyton Benta, ticks all the boxe... Read More...
“KAMALA, PALESTINE AND NANA FANNIE LOU HAMER: QUESTIONING, CONFRONTING AND ACHIEVING THIS COUNTRY” DR. MAULANA KARENGA
RIGHTEOUSLY REFUSING TO BE SILENCED and defiantly demanding a seat at the table, Nana Fannie Lou Hamer speak-ing and lobbying for justice at the Democratic Nati... Read More...
Inspiring the next generation of dentists
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 Ethnicity Pay Gap is a Human Rights issue says campaigner
While many gross disparities across racial lines have persisted and continue to move in a carousel from overt to covert and back in post-war Britain, some dispa... Read More...
Sickle Cell Disease: A Disproportionate Burden on African Descent, Struggles, and Urgent Calls for Support
Introduction:
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) stands as a formidable challenge, especially for individuals of African descent. This genetic blood disorder, caused b... Read More...
Dr Kalibala is the ‘avocado man’ helping sustain Africa with seeds
Dr Robert James Kalibala is a scientist born in Uganda, East Africa. Raised in Britain from a tender age, he became enthralled with everything medicine as a chi... Read More...
