Browsing: Diaspora

Ruby Bridges made history on 14 November 1960 as the first Black child to enroll at William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans, Louisiana, an all-white…

US President Donald Trump is known for making jaw-dropping remarks that range from threats of war to expansionist ambitions. After returning to the White House for…

Residents of Lincoln Heights neighbourhood in Ohio’s Cincinnati have rallied together following a 7 February incident involving over a dozen armed neo-Nzis waving swstika signs and…

The numbers don’t lie! US police forces are on a killing spree. In 2024, US law enforcement killed 1,366 people, setting a new record, according to…

Let’s be clear – this was no mistake. The BBC’s decision to use the image of 16-year-old Ismail Moradi, a witness to the mass shooting in…

In this clip from Episode 18 of our ‘Pan-African Attitude’ podcast on the three-decade-long, Western-backed proxy war over natural resources in the Democratic Republic of the…

During Grammy Award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show performance on 9 February in New Orleans, one of the approximately 400 ‘field cast’ members pulled…

The Gullah Geechee community are descendants of enslaved Africans forcibly brought to the coastal regions of the US states of North and South Carolina, Georgia and…

The fight against racism in the US has been ongoing since the first Africans disembarked from slave trading ships. Centuries later, Africans still fight to be…

@hairpartyclub (IG) organised a party on the Caribbean island of Martinique to show African girls how to care for their natural hair while celebrating their beauty…