Mansa Musa: Beyond the Gold, A Legacy of Leadership and Learning
Mansa Musa’s legacy goes far beyond his staggering riches. He was a transformative leader who ushered in a golden age for the West African empire of Mali.
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Lion King At 30: The Global Hit That Disney Didn’t Believe In
Little did Disney know what a roaring success The Lion King would be when it was released in 1994. They fully expected it wouldn’t be.
African Americans In The Olympics: A Historical Perspective
The history of the United States’ athletics success cannot be told without mention of some remarkable athletes, especially among many African Americans who against every hurdle and odd blazed the trail for the many who
Origins And Cultural Significance Of The Fêtes des Masques (Festival Of Masks)
The festival, which is among some of the notable cultural events in the country is commonly held in the region of Man.
Black Land Ownership: A Path to Economic Empowerment
For many years, acquiring land has been essential to building prosperity. However, Black Americans now face substantial obstacles when it comes to purchasing and holding onto land because of institutional racism.
Stevie Wonder’s Ghanaian Citizenship Reflects Long-Standing Links Between African-Americans And The Continent.
There’s a long history of African Americans settling in Ghana or keeping in close contact with the first African country to gain independence. This relationship has most recently been exemplified by musician Stevie Wonder taking up Ghanaian citizenship
Beyond Juneteenth: Honoring Black History Every Day
Whether it was through the efforts of the Underground Railroad movement or the civil rights movement after the war, the day is commonly set aside to recognize the contributions and the cost many had to pay for freedom.
Midterm Elections: Why Black Voter Turnout Is Key In 2024
Black voter turnout has played a crucial role in shaping election outcomes, from local races to the presidency.
What Is Juneteenth And How Are People Marking The Day?
Juneteenth, a combination of the words June and 19th, is also known as Emancipation Day.
The Beat Goes On… Celebrating The Arc Of Black Music: From Afrobeats To Hip-Hop, The Annual Juneteenth Observance Is A Reminder Of Our Enduring Legacy.
FunTimes Magazine, WURD Radio, and its partners are keeping the beat alive by proudly celebrating the rich legacy of our musical heritage at Trans Afro Express: The Global Impact of African, Caribbean, and African American Music 2024 on Friday, June 14th in Philadelphia.