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How a black-owned common application system is helping low-income students to get multiple college admissions
The cost of applying to colleges has prevented many low-income families from sending their children to universities because they basically can’t afford it. Some families apply to charities to get...
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Black South African presenter beaten by white assailants after they called him ‘monkey’
A Black South African television and radio presenter was physically assaulted by a group of white people who called him “monkey” after stopping to help them after their car had overturned....
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Bronx high school students take action and win after locking out administrators in protest over racist video
Dozens of high school students at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School in the Bronx have been successful in their nearly 72-hour peaceful protest on the private school’s campus by locking out administrators...
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U.S. honours three African women from Djibouti, Egypt and Tanzania for courage
The United States has honoured ten extraordinary women who have demonstrated exceptional courage and leadership in advocating for peace, justice, human rights, gender equality, and women’s empowerment....
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How #ActingWhileBlack is revealing Hollywood’s disregard for natural hair and black skin
Black actors are using the hashtag #ActingWhileBlack to bring to the fore Hollywood’s racial inequalities when it comes to black natural hair and makeup for dark skin. The hashtag has been used on...
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Black Mexicans finally get respect and recognition from Mexico
Afro-Mexicans have been in the North American country since the 16th century but are now getting respect from the Mexican government which just created the Instituto Nacional de los Pueblos Indígenas...
