A License To Kill: The UK’s conspiracy of silence on police killings
On April 20, 2021, the verdict was given for Derek Chauvin. The former Minneapolis police officer who stood accused of defiantly placing his knee for over 8 min... Read More...
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The aftermath of the Killing of Duante Wright
Duante Wright, a 20-year-old Black man shot and killed by police officers in what should have been a routine traffic stop just ten miles from where the Derek Ch... Read More...
The Execution of George Floyd: The dilemma of African Manhood
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I am an African man born in the diaspora as far back as my consciousness can go my life has been a struggle. I first knew that I was black when walking... Read More...
Pittsburgh Area Police Breakroom: Facebook posts expose deep seated police racism.
Policing in America is once again in the midst of a scandal about racist postings in a private Facebook group called the Pittsburgh Area Police Breakroom. Many ... Read More...
Black Women and Alternative Birthing Options
The dangers of pregnancy and pregnancy-related issues in the United States is a topic that is being readily discussed in the hope to prevent any more harm to mo... Read More...
Facebook: 16 years of anti blackness
In the first of a 3 part series on Silicon Valley. We take a look at Facebook,
and explore the history of antiblackness amongst tech giants and its impact on B... Read More...
De-colonisation of the African Mind: Part 2
In the second of two parts, Dr. Kheftusa Akhiba Ankh explores the way forward in the
struggle for Black liberation.
The Way Forward Cheikh Anta D... Read More...
Meghan and Harry’s Oprah Interview: The Fallout
The fallout from Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey continues to be a polarising affair sending shockwaves through two British institutions: the Me... Read More...
De-colonisation of the African Mind: Part 1
In the first of two parts, Dr. Kheftusa Akhiba Ankh explores the importance of
De-colonisation of the African Mind in the struggle for Black liberation.
Th... Read More...
Stevie Wonder’s move to Africa opens up a Pandora’s Box on racism in America
Stevie Wonder is moving to Ghana in Africa permanently. The news that the legendary musical icon is preparing to move to Africa at the age of 70 is an indictmen... Read More...
PROTOJE drops new song“STILL BLOOMING” FEAT. LILA IKÉ
Jamaican roots- reggae superstar announces deluxe edition of his latest studio album IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME the album reflects Protoje’s introspective approac... Read More...
Eric Roberson Interview: King of Independent Soul, Eric Roberson is still a ‘Music Fan First’
Two-time Grammy-Award nominee Eric Roberson has been described as one of the hardest working independent artists in the music business. Amid the predicament of... Read More...
Mutabaruka: Junk Food Crisis
Mutabaruka is a world-renowned Jamaican Rastafari dub poet, musician, actor, educator, and talk-show host, who developed two of Jamaica’s most popular radio pro... Read More...
Fashion & Entertainment Industries vs. Black Creatives by Teresa Timmons
An industry that capitalizes off of Black culture has failed the Black community. The fashion world is known for not welcoming ethnic creatives through its door... Read More...
