by Joachim Chinedu October 5, 2022 Opinions The Issue Of Cultural Appropriation And The Hoax Of Freedom Read More
Opinions NASA Is On The Verge Of Crashing A Spacecraft Into An Asteroid. Here Are Some Reasons The Mission Might One Day Save Mankind
June 17, 2022 Opinions The Herero And Nama Genocide Uncovered The first genocide of the 20th century took place from 1904-to 1908. This Genocide that served as a rough draft of what
June 8, 2022 History & Stories·Opinions The Tulsa Race Massacre The Tulsa race massacre has been considered to be one of the most violent incidents of racial violence and injustice in the
June 3, 2022 History & Stories·Opinions Slave Revolts IV: Nat Turner’s Rebellion of 1831 Nat Turner’s slave revolt. Considered to be one of America’s most successful slave revolts because of the conversations it forced enslavers and
June 3, 2022 Opinions African Activists IV: Ruben Um Nyobè The tales of colonial resistance are packed with stories of men who led bravely. We read of leaders like Jaja of opobo
June 2, 2022 Opinions Two Important Inventions That Would Not Exist Without Black Men This is the final week and final part of our biweekly series that focuses on black men who changed the world with
May 31, 2022 History & Stories·Opinions Two Important Inventions That Would Not Exist Without Black Men This is the third week of our May biweekly series that focuses on black men who changed the world with their inventions.
May 19, 2022 Opinions Religious Extremism In Nigeria – The New Global Evil A smokescreen used to disguise an evil heart and obstruct justice. To think that the life of your fellow human is worth
June 23, 2020 Opinions US President Donald Trump Threatens Racist Statue-Toppling Protesters With 10 Years Jail Term This morning US President Donald Trump announced via Twitter that he had instructed his team of goons in the federal government to
June 22, 2020 Opinions Teddy Roosevelt Statue at NYC’s Museum Of Natural History Coming Down Over Racial Insensitivity The statue to Teddy Roosevelt has greeted visitors of NYC’s Museum of Natural History for nearly a century, but it’s now set
June 18, 2020 History & Stories·Opinions There Is No Satan In African Traditions – How Christianity Appropriated African Deities I grew up hearing the word “Ekwensu” used by my Igbo family and friends to represent the Igbo interpretation of the Christian
June 13, 2020 Opinions Dear Black People, Jesus Christ Does Not Have To Be Black Most times we have seen these arguments about the true image of Jesus Christ, and some key biblical characters. The arguments end
June 13, 2020 History & Stories·Opinions Why The Arguments Of Thomas Sowell Do Not Refute The Issue Of Racial Inequality In America When discussing the racial disparity and systematic racism as a major set back for the black community in America, there is a
June 13, 2020 Opinions J. Cole Biography, Net Worth & Investments Considered one of the best rappers of all time, J. Cole has solidified his position in the hip hop game through remaining
June 12, 2020 Opinions Why Europe Needs To Pay Reparations To Africa There have been arguments that suggest the independence of African nations from European imperialism atones for the gracelessness of the colonial endeavor.
March 30, 2020 Opinions A Black Female Scientist is a Lead Researcher In the Bid to Develop COVID-19 Vaccine Covid-19 has become a global threat, and dozens of researchers around the world are now racing to create a vaccine that will
March 24, 2020 Opinions African Musician who influenced Michael Jackson Dies of Covid-19 at 86 African Saxophone Legend, Manu Dibango dies Of Coronavirus at 86. The Cameroonian musician celebrated for his blend of jazz, funk, and traditional