Celebrating Nelson Mandela International Day
In 1993, Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize along with President de Klerk for their contributions to the demise of apartheid.
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Chiwetel Ejiofor, Renowned Stage and Film Actor, Turns 44
Since 1997, Ejiofor has graced the stage, TV screen, and big screen in a number of roles. From voice roles, Shakespearean plays, and superhero movies, Chiwetel Ejiofor has had a long and successful career as an actor.
Kun’Tre Pharaoh: Student at HBCU Launches Health Brand Ahead of Ultimate Goal to Own Hospital or Healthcare Clinic
Kun’Tre Pharaoh, a student at Winston-Salem State University, hopes to one day establish and operate a hospital or healthcare clinic that provides services inclusive of a mixture of holistic, traditional and conventional medical practices.
5 Black Women Who’ve Secured Major Production Deals
More Black female celebs are taking the reigns and being a part of major production deals to give us diverse projects. Check out the list below for five Black women who have secured big production full-figured multi-million dollar deals.
6 Black Environmentalists, You Need To Know
This #WorldEnvironmentDay is all about ecosystem restoration. We want to highlight some Black environmentalists who have been at the forefront of saving the planet.
Jamaican Immigrant Encourages Bravery Among Children and Adults Through Story Books and Personal Development
How do you inspire children to be brave and go for their dreams? You do so by teaching them about brave people who have accomplished great things in their lifetime!
Aliko Dangote – Africa’s Richest Person
Dubbed ‘Africa’s Warren Buffet, Aliko Dangote has worked hard to become the richest person on the continent.
Augustus ‘Tagor’ Quartey, Ghanaian Businessman, Filmmaker, and CEO of ‘Exklamation’ Fashion Brand on Generating Revenue, Adaptation, and Business Relationships
Augustus Quartey, also known as Tagor, is a Ghanaian businessman, filmmaker, and clothing brand owner with a knack for using creativity to make revenue.
Malcolm X: A Leader By All Means Necessary
Due to Malcolm X’s work, the words to describe African American people changed to “Black” and “Afro-American” rather than “Negro” and “colored”.
