Why Malcolm X Day, May 19, Should Be A U.S. Federal Holiday
May 19 is a date tied to the birth of the black liberation movement, a date credited to the advancements
Nigeria’s Wealth Disparity Situation Is Only Getting Worse
Poverty is no rare sighting in Nigeria. It is so ingrained into the environments around Nigerians where it is either
Self-Love Needs To Include Accountability
After the show Parks and Recreation televised a scene in which the famous phrase “Treat Yo’ Self” stemmed from, the
How Peter Dalglish’s Child Sexual Abuse Allegations Acts as a Wake-Up Call To Elite Groups of Pedophilia
Peter Dalglish, a 60-year-old former United Nations official, was arrested on April 8 by the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) in Nepal on
Introducing Black Maternal Health Week
The first annual Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) is currently underway and serves as a significant step towards addressing the
U.K. Letters Advocate For “Punish a Muslim Day” on April 3
Letters distributed across the United Kingdom to the steps of people’s homes advocate for a “Punish A Muslim Day” set