The Brummie inspiring creativity through art
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...
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“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...
From Jackson State Millions to Colorado Billions: The Deion Effect and Beyond: Lasting Change for HBCU Sustainability
Historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are institutions of higher education that were established before 1964 with the intention of primarily serv... 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...
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...
New venue will bring holistic wellness to Hammersmith
Ex-professional boxer and fitness instructor, Max Wallace and his wife, gospel singer Ruth Wallace will ceremoniously take over Bushwacker, a local well-known h... Read More...
Take a walk in history with Black History Walks
The teaching of Black History in the UK is far too often restricted to the U.S and when the UK does get mentioned, the rich Black history dating back before the... Read More...
Soulful singer Leyton Benta’s new documentary aims to inspire many
After his victorious Take it to the Streets tour last year in Westminster and several performances in 2022, British multi-award-winning R&B Soul crooner, ac... Read More...
An event for the whole family: Black History Activity Books Launch and Expo 3.0
After over two decades of designing graphic artwork for various clients such as the Yellow Pages and local authorities such as Sandwell Council and Birmingham C... Read More...
Mom’s the word: Kamapala Chukwuka’s mission to diversify children’s literature
In 2018, the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE) published the first nationwide study in the UK that examined diversity in children’s literature. Th... Read More...
The idea of being ”superficially Black”
Amongst many other things, my gripe with the recently appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng stems from 2018 when he downplayed the Windrush Scan... Read More...
Children’s author lands deal with top literary agent
Head of Marketing and Events at the Legacy Centre of Excellence in Aston, Birmingham, Selina Brown recently declared to social media that she now has Jodie Hodg... Read More...
Staying Consistent with Quei Tann
Quei Tann is the true embodiment of a glittering diamond in the rough. Originally from the sun-lit strip of Los Angeles, Quei’s eventual success would be a slan... Read More...
Farewell Insecure and Hello New Generation of Black Media
Last week, we said goodbye to quite a few things. The year, holiday money, the possibility of not seeing another Covid variant, and the saddest of all, Insecure... Read More...
