Enjoy Enjaami: a musical tribute to our indentured ancestors
Enjoy Enjaami is not a song of resentment. It is a song of triumph, hope, and compassion. It is drawn from stories told by a ...
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Bridging cultures, seen and unseen
From burly women wrestlers transfixing you with their calm yet resolute gaze, to bejewelled goddess idols spellbinding you with their ‘thousand eyes’, and fierce spirited Adivasi women armed ...
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Hidden meanings behind African American braiding styles
Braiding is more than a hairstyle. For generations, African American hair braiding styles have held deep cultural ...
Attacks on people with albinism in Tanzania: African court holds government responsible – why it matters
In February 2025, the court delivered a landmark judgment, holding Tanzania accountable for human rights violations against ...
A promise to an African grandmother: Shining a light on Germany’s colonial past
Germany has over the past years made strides in coming to terms with a dark era of its past, the colonial rule of large ...
Why are so few African safaris Black-owned?
While local ownership is growing, Black entrepreneurs remain rare in the billion-dollar safari industry. These trailblazers ...
Tara Davis-Woodhall Reveals A Rare Photo Of Her Afro
The Olympic gold medalist partners with Dove to bring hair representation to the emoji library—and reveals her afro in the ...
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Afro Sheen Creator George E. Johnson on His Memoir, Philosophy
For many Black people, Afro Sheen is a household name. For many Black people, Afro Sheen is a household name. Businessman George Johnson created the products in 1954 on Chicago’s South Side.
150 artists of African descent celebrated in 'Black Paris' exhibition at Pompidou Center
An unprecedented exhibition at the Pompidou Center in Paris explores the presence and influence of Black artists in the city ...