In 1929, Igbo women in Nigeria rose to demand their rights and fight against oppressive colonial rule. This historic uprising, known as the Women’s Riot of 1929, marked a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s struggle for women’s rights.
Pele started his career at Club Santo in Brazil, at the age of 16, and in 1958 when he turned 18, he won the World Cup. The same year, he paused his career to join the Brazilian Army and has since then been referred to as “The man who stopped a war”
Joseph Hayne Rainey was the second African American to serve in Congress and the first to fill in the House of Representatives.
Philosophical study fosters an enhanced ability to put oneself in the shoes of others and gain insight into how various civilizations see the world.
This list includes some of the most brilliant minds of our time, who have made significant contributions in their field and have helped change the world as we know it.
In this blog post, we will take a look at Black civil rights leaders of both the past and present.
Kwanzaa is a time when family, community, and culture come together. It is a time of reflection and celebration.
Happy Independence Day, Kenya! On December 12th, 1963, the Republic of Kenya, or Jamhuri Ya Kenya, gained independence from the British. To celebrate the country’s independence, we are exploring wise proverbs from the East African country.
Was he “just there” or is that a representation of who he was? More importantly, is that still a representation of who he is today?
The English and Pequot tribe of present-day Connecticut fought the Pequot War (1636-1638) in New England, and the Pequot Massacre was the defining moment of the conflict.
