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Somali hijabi model nabs front cover of Teen Vogue
Somali-American model Halima Aden has nabbed the July cover of Teen Vogue. Aden also featured on the May cover of British Vogue to become the first hijab-wearing or hijabi model to do so in the magazine’s...
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[Watch] This white woman foolishly empathized with slavery: “It wasn’t so bad”
Mary Stevens, a resident of Cobb County, Georgia explained to meeting attendants that Confederate General Joseph Johnston’s name should remain on a local park. The commissioner’s meeting was...
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Fury as U.S. school revives racial segregation rule
A school in the modern-day United States is reviving the olden discriminatory practice of segregation. The parents of students at a prestigious New York City private school are outraged that school...
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Meet Francis Bok, the modern-day abolitionist who was enslaved in Sudan in 1986
Francis Piol Bol Bok was captured as a slave in 1986, at the age of seven. He was consequently enslaved for ten years before escaping and traveling to the United States, where he now lives and works...
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Rihanna proves that her star power just won’t stop, ranked among most influential persons online
Rihanna has never had a problem standing her ground and speaking her mind, and many have taken note. Rihanna is famous not only for her continuing star power, she is also known as one of those celebrities...
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The story of the Kongo princess who led 10,000 men into battle and was later enslaved by the Portuguese
In 1665, Princess Aqualtune Ezgondidu Mahamud da Silva Santos led 10,000 men into the Battle of Mbwila; between the Kingdom of Kongo and the Kingdom of Portugal. It is estimated that 5,000 men died...
