Ungrateful: The Silence of Some African Immigrants in the face of U.S Police Lynching
On May 25th, 2020 George Floyd, an African American man, was suffocated to death in Minneapolis by Derek Chauvin, a…
Heirs to Black-owned homes face ramped-up foreclosures. Here’s who’s pushing back
When Henry Scott’s mother died two years ago, there was never a doubt he’d want to keep her home. He…
Meet the chef who opened the first African-owned Michelin-star restaurant in France
Award-winning Chef, Mory Sacko, has been on an upward trajectory ever since his breakout in 2020. At the peak of the…
These 4 African countries are currently granting ancestry-based citizenship
With over 50 nations worldwide offering some form of citizenship based on ancestry, the opportunity to move abroad, reconnect with ancestral roots,…
Ethiopian Diaspora Need to Help Nation Become Beacon of Prosperity in Africa
Ethiopians all over the world need to stand with their nation to help it achieve the goals and objectives of…
Repairing the Past: Advocating for Reparations for African Americans
The question of reparations for historical injustices has been a topic of considerable debate and discussion, prompting a critical examination…
National Executive Leadership Academy aims to develop Black executive leaders
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reports that Black people hold only 3% of executive or senior-level positions across all U.S.…
Exploring Black identity in Japan isn’t easy, especially when it comes to hair
It wasn’t until he moved to Tokyo for college that Michael Nakano began to experiment with his hair. Growing up…