Ride of Prejudice: Unmasking Racist Uber Incidents
Ride-sharing platforms like Uber have revolutionized transportation, making it more convenient and accessible for people worldwide. However, these platforms... Read More...
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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...
The Guide to Understanding and Obtaining Grants
Grants are the Governments way of stimulating the economy and inspiring higher a achievements within society. Laws must first be written and adopted that clearl... 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...
Can 1 Drop of African Blood Nullify all Ethncities
Can 1 drop of black blood cancel out all others? The one-drop rule is a legal principle of racial classification that had been used to declassify and deny al... Read More...
Revitalising traditions and inspiring new possibilities through Ujamaa (cooperative economics)
Hailing from the UK’s second most populous city, Manchester, Otis Thomas is a community giant who is involved in many initiatives that are economically inspired... Read More...
Calling all UK Black and Bajan students
This year marks 75 years since the first large calibre of post-war Caribbean settlers arrived on British shores in Tilbury, Essex. The ship HMT Empire Windrush ... Read More...
How a young woman is reshaping how we think about Dementia
In the United States, approximately 5 million White people have Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia which can adversely affect cognitive funct... Read More...
Eddie Hypolite is empowering resilience across generations
Not too dissimilar from many Caribbean families in major English cities such as Birmingham, Manchester and London during the 1960s and 1970s; Pastor, Eddie Hypo... 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...
Black Men are taking centre stage in education
Black Men Teach was founded by secondary school teachers Albert Adeyemi and Johnoi Josephs in January 2021 to amplify the visible presence of Black teachers and... Read More...
