In honor of Eritrea Independence Day, we are exploring Eritrea’s political climate. Through delving into the country’s stringent totalitarian system and history of conflict, including its involvement in the Tigray Crisis of Ethiopia, the debate of whether the people of Eritrea are truly free arises.
Due to Malcolm X’s work, the words to describe African American people changed to “Black” and “Afro-American” rather than “Negro” and “colored”.
Periods can vary from woman to woman. Being surprised with excess bleeding or a seemingly unending cycle can be frustrating and concerning. Here’s what to know what may cause it and what to do.
Superstar tennis athlete Naomi Osaka is making sure that melanated skin remains protected against the sun with a new skincare brand. Learn more about what KINLÒ will offer.
Today is World Telecommunication and Information Society Day! Celebrate by reading about Black Leaders in ICT!
Philadelphia, “The City of Brotherly Love”, continues to grapple with racism and mental health-related policing.
While society has accepted many changes in this Millenium, the identity of the “real man” has stayed the same.
Racism in the soccer industry is not new to the world. However, its persistence, and the lack of infrastructure put behind reform, begs the question: does the European soccer industry love Black people as much as Black people love it?
Muhammad Bilal always wanted to be a filmmaker, and in his most recent film, The Blue Cave, Ali, a Black teenager from the southside of Chicago, is driven by that same fuel. Dreams are worth fighting for, and for Ali, a character based on Muhammad’s own story, that fight consists of challenge after challenge, met with gritty determination.
