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The brutal murder of South African activist Onkgopotse Tiro who was bombed by the white government in 1974
The challenge to every Black graduate in this country lies in the fact that the guilt of all wrongful actions in South Africa, restriction without trial, repugnant legislation, expulsions from schools,...
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How the resilient Kru Sailors of Liberia influenced Highlife music in West Africa
You probably have heard of the Kru of West Africa who were a very strong-willed and independent group of people that could not be captured into slavery. Originally from Liberia, the Kru were also found...
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How the whip changed from a symbol of pain to one of resistance in the Caribbean
Whipping was by far the most popular form of punishment for enslaved Africans. It was also the fastest way of causing days of unending pain which would also serve as a warning to other Africans on a plantation...
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Nigerian artist takes fight for prison decongestion to the UN as over 40,000 inmates await trial
It is not all about making money and being popular for many celebrities and musicians as social media might make it look like. For many musicians, using their voice as a mouthpiece is equally as important...
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These contemporary festivals in the Caribbean are a must-attend if you are not into carnivals
With 2019 being the year of Carnivals, there is so much noise and promotion of various carnivals from all over the Caribbean. While several people do love to fly over to an island for a great time to witness...
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Serena Williams shares special hair moment and black tradition with daughter [Photos]
If you ever thought breastfeeding was the only most important bond that little babies share with their mothers ….well, Serena Williams is letting you know black women have other ways and these other...