Jesse Jackson and the Blueprint of Modern Black Power
When Reverend Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in modern Black politics, died on February 17, 2026, leaders from Chicago to Cape Town reflected on a life spent pivoting protest into power. He was a man who expanded the horizons of what was politically possible for the African diaspora.
The Modern Black Importer’s Handbook for US and West African Markets
If you are reading this, you are likely looking to build a bridge between the world’s largest consumer market and the world’s fastest-growing demographic region. The opportunity is massive, but the floor has moved. This guide is not a list of vague motivational tips. It is a breakdown of the specific regulatory, logistical, and financial realities you will face in 2026.
Black History Month Blooms
The highlight of February is that it’s chock-full of activities observing history. Black History Month shines boldly in the spotlight. Here are some free or affordable events that will take your breath away. Just don’t forget to wear a scarf.
Understanding Love Across Cultures in Intercultural Relationships
It started as a journey, but not long after, it grew into several questions: Where are we headed? Is this how far you came in search of love? Are we ever going to get to our destination?
Why Lent, Sacrifice, and Spiritual Renewal Still Matter Today
Lent is often misunderstood. Many reduce it to giving up sweets, social media, or small conveniences. While those practices have value, they are not the destination. The season asks a deeper question: What controls us? Comfort, habit, pride, distraction, resentment. These are often harder to surrender than food. Lent invites believers to examine their attachments and choose discipline over impulse.
“I Left My Oil and Gas Job in Nigeria for the UK, Now I’m in Debt and Running Out of Time”
When people ask why he left a well‑paying job in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector to pursue a Master’s degree in the UK, Bola always gives the same answer: “The stress was too much, and I just wanted more that wouldn’t require working around the clock.”
How African SMEs Leverage Digital Tools for Growth in 2026
Artificial intelligence, e-commerce, fintech platforms, and online marketing may sound like buzzwords, but for thousands of small business owners, they are now everyday working tools. This shift matters because small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) sit at the center of Africa’s economy. According to the African Development Bank, SMEs make up over 90% of businesses and close to 80% of employment across the continent.
Best Black History Documentaries to Stream for the 2026 Centennial
These documentaries do not simply teach the past; they explain the present. They show how laws, protests, art, and identity connect across generations; civil rights marches, modern activism, African independence movements and cultural revolutions.
Behind the Scenes: How Our Panelists Define Freedom
History is often written by those who hold the pen, but the Bridge of Freedom initiative is about those who hold the memories. In a closed-door rehearsal for our upcoming event at Mother Bethel AME, our panelists gathered to prepare for what promises to be an evocative fireside conversation. What began as a logistical check-in quickly evolved into an exploration of what it means to be free in a global diaspora.
Single On Valentine’s Day: How To Survive The Most Romantic Day Of The Year
As the calendar inches closer to February 14, some hearts around the world are beginning to beat a little faster, and singles are already having FOMO (fear of missing out). Just a month ago, in December, they had to deal with couples in matching Christmas-themed pajamas flooding social media with lovey-dovey photos.