Browsing: Diaspora

Michael Rapaport has struck again. In a self-filmed, expletives-ridden rant, the US actor thinks he’s proved to the world that there is no apartheid in Israel…

The British ruling class has often looked down on people of colour, especially if they are from impoverished inner-city neighbourhoods. So, when ‘Sean,’ who sounds like…

Mere years after presiding over the Nuremberg trials, Britain was unleashing the same horror on their colonies in Africa. During the struggle for independence in Kenya,…

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, has died at age 100. Like all U.S presidents, he was an imperialist, but he said some…

Foster mothers are the unsung heroes who open their hearts and homes to children in need, offering love, stability and a sense of belonging during the…

Since time immemorial, oppressors have dehumanized their victims. The downtrodden are made to appear like sub-humans that are not deserving of any sympathy nor that they…

If you want an example of how a multinational can destroy local communities worldwide, Glencore is probably as good as any. The Swiss-based commodity trader and…

On Friday, the 13th of September, outgoing US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke about African Stream at a press briefing, claiming our news outlet showcases…

The typical Western movie or novel portrays Indigenous peoples as violent, bloodthirsty savages who posed an ever-present threat to the European colonialists who invaded their land.…

Jack Daniel’s whiskey might sound as American as it gets, but it owes much to Africans from the Congo-Angola region – as does Brazil’s most popular…