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Meet the first black police officers of Atlanta who couldn’t arrest white people or use guns in 1948
April 3, 1948, marks the day that the Atlanta Police Department first instated black men on the force. Using a strategic tactic to garner more votes from the black community, then-Mayor William B....
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Vulnerable white women, the most sought-after ‘visa’ for African men
Marriage in exchange for residency papers or visas is a booming business around the globe. However, there are times when the unsuspecting spouse is duped by fake love and taken for a financial and...
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Top 5 Pan-African leaders whose ghosts are demanding justice
Pan Africanism is a movement that is geared towards uniting and solidifying relationships between Africans and people of African descent worldwide. It has not been an easy concept to implement as factors...
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This Somali anti-skin bleaching crusader in the U.S. is ending stigma against dark-skinned women
Despite the dangers associated with skin-bleaching, the desire for some to change their skin tone has anything but lessened. Many skin-bleaching creams include mercury, cortisone and hydroquinone;...
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4 young black designers who are slaying at major fashion events and deserve a mention
The fashion game is dominated by big names who are mostly of the white persuasion. Threads that are adorned by mainstream artists are often Gucci, Fendi, Prada – you know the rest. Slowly,...
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These black ex-leaders refuse to give up the limelight after their presidency
Former presidents that have served their term usually take the opportunity after their time in office to delve into activities and initiatives they are passionate about. From leisure time to dedicating...
