11 Incredible Guinness World Records Held by Black People
It’s frequently claimed that records are set only to be surpassed and replaced with better ones.
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The Crucial Role of Black Fathers in the Home: Nurturing Strong Families and Empowering Future Generations
The presence and active involvement of fathers within the home is vital for the well-being and success of children.
Black students in Ghana talk about their social media addiction, and how it affects their use of English
English is Ghana’s official language and is the medium of instruction for all levels of education.
THE BEAUTY OF THE MASSAI TRADITIONAL JUMPING DANCE
The Massai people of Kenya in East Africa are known for their various cultural traditions, a lifestyle that is nature-focused, and the age-old ceremonies amongst which is the famous Adumu dance.
Nigeria’s street food adds to the plastic problem – green leaves offer a solution to Black people
We studied the possibility and sustainability of using natural leaves as packaging material for traditional foods in Nigeria.
Is Netflix’s Queen Cleopatra cultural appreciation or cultural appropriation?
Cleopatra’s story told by Western experts on Egypt’s behalf is an act of separating the culture from its people.
Obaro Ikime was one of Nigeria’s great scholars – he showed why history matters in building Black African nations
He taught us all – and is still teaching us – about the need to challenge what seem to be conventional narratives of society that are largely informed by vested interests.
National anthems: how composers in South Africa and India are reimagining them
In recent work, two prominent contemporary composers, Philip Miller in South Africa and Amit Chaudhuri in India, have explored fresh ways of interpreting national anthems.
Unveiling the Truth About Intercultural Relationships: Celebrating Diversity and Navigating Challenges
Intercultural relationships have become increasingly common in our globalized world as people from different cultural backgrounds come together in love and partnership.
Beatrix Potter’s famous tales are rooted in stories told by enslaved Africans – but she was very quiet about their origins
The similarities between Beatrix Potter’s tales and the Brer Rabbit stories demand further consideration.