Listen Up Britain: Ethiopia Wants Its Stolen Artifacts Back
The camera follows Erik Killmonger around the museum, asking about each African artifact that catches his attention. The museum curator
Michigan Is Going To Stop Providing Free Bottled Water For Flint Residents
In an unexpected move on Friday, the state of Michigan announced that it would be discontinuing deliveries of free bottled
National Geographic Admits Past Racist Coverage And Promises to Do Better
In a powerful new issue revolving around race, National Geographic recognized its history with racist and culturally insensitive news coverage.
STEM Subjects Are Not the Only Pathways for Success
“So, what’s your favorite subject?” I think and then reply, “English, for sure.” She laughs real loud. “Funny! So, what
Criticizing America Does Not Equate to Being Un-American
I only noticed it three days ago. As I was scrolling through my Twitter feed, I saw an odd recurrence.
San Francisco Is Going to Completely Clear All Marijuana Misdemeanors
San Francisco officials announced Wednesday that the district attorney’s office will be clearing all charges of marijuana misdemeanors dating back
Cape Town Is Quite Literally About To Run Out Of Water
Cape Town, South Africa is on its way to becoming the first major city in history to run out of
H&M Advertises “Monkey” Sweater With a Black Child And People Are Not Happy
Clothing superstore H&M recently apologized after an advertisement for a monkey designed hoodie featured a black child as a model. The
5 Amazing Times Twitter Detectives Helped Serve Justice
When considering the uses of Twitter, one might suggest connecting people, spreading information and news, or simply expressing emotions in
A 2018 Women’s March Might Be Coming To A City Near You
Women’s March organizations in various cities throughout the U.S. are announcing another protest on Jan. 20, 2018, just in time