Browsing: Africa

This African proverb is a great one to start your week. And its meaning is simple. People may mock you for standing out, but it’s often…

Brother Nuri Muhammad, a student minister of the Nation of Islam, discusses the need for Black people to improve the manner in which they spend, invest…

On March 7th, 1965, in Selma, Alabama, police attacked a group of 600 protesters marching against the denial of voting rights to Blacks. Shocking images of…

Over 10 million people pay to read the New York Times, a 173-year-old daily newspaper that more than 636 million people visited online in January. However,…

A video of a security officer training his gun on US airman Aaron Bushnell as he lies burning on the ground during his self-immolation protest in…

The Western narrative on Africa, particularly when it comes to the media, is always a recurrent illustration of poverty, disease-stricken and rural areas. These two brothers…

With the EU’s European Parliament elections coming up in June, the issue of immigration has taken centre-stage in a number of countries – including France. Its…

A much younger Benjamin Netanyahu once defined ‘terrorism’ as “the murder, maiming and menacing of civilians for political goals.” Speaking in 1986 about his book ‘Terrorism…

Too little, too late? That’s the sentiment online after cheers emanated from the crowd as US Vice President Kamala Harris called on 3 March for an…

Once relevant entertainment figures like Michael Rapaport are being used to manufacture consent for what has been called a ‘genocide’ by Israel in Gaza. We react…