Digital technology a game changer for education in sub-Saharan Africa
Digital technologies and connectivity hold the key to unlocking the true potential of Africa's young people. By opening new opportunities…
Belgium’s AfricaMuseum Has a Dark Colonial Past – It’s Making Slow Progress in Confronting This History [analysis]
Racist displays and stories remain on display in several western European museums. They include grotesque objects depicting African people as…
Black people will not truly be free until we have reparations
There will never be true liberation for African Americans until there are reparations. The wounds of the past must be…
Black Harvard and Princeton Students Graduate at Higher Rates Than Classmates Overall, equally at Yale
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled race-conscious college admissions policies and practices unconstitutional. Affirmative Action opponents have long argued that…
How Black people saved Rio de Janeiro’s Tijuca forest
Aldison Almeida’s ancestry is strongly connected to the preservation of land. Almeida is a leader of a Black community in…
Leadership of the Indian Diaspora: What Can Africa Learn from the Global Influence of India’s Diaspora?
The interconnected world of today has seen diaspora communities from multiple nations become key players in global affairs, none more…
Black Politicians Speak Out on Affirmative Action Decision Fallout
With the stroke of a pen, on Thursday, the Supreme Court rolled back decades of work pushing equity in higher education.…
Black Lives Matter once unified America. Now, its chapters are divided on progress
In the summer of 2020, following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, the movement for Black lives galvanized racial…