Tag: Panafricanism
Frantz Fanon (1925 – 1961)
#ThrowBlackThursday “They realize at last that change does not mean reform, that change does not mean improvement.” Frantz Fanon was born on July 20th, 1925. On the Caribbean island of Martinique, which was a French colony but is now being … Continue reading Frantz Fanon (1925 – 1961)
Tech Talk: What is Afropolitan?
So What is it? We are going to dig into that on today’s Tech Talk. Afropolitanism is a young concept aimed at labeling a growing group of urban African professionals with strong ties to various cultures throughout the african continent … Continue reading Tech Talk: What is Afropolitan?
We Are One Human Race But Do White People Know That?
No, but for real? You may have recently seen video snippets of a recorded conversation between writer, poet, educator & activist; Nikki Giovanni. & the belated, & extra-legendary writer; James Baldwin. Your favorite conscious celebrities posted it on their perspective … Continue reading We Are One Human Race But Do White People Know That?
Support the Artist
Preview Some Bright & Shining Stars From Jamaica. SUPPORT THE ARTIST remember, WE TOLD YOU Sure, you’re main stream but we want you in the know. Meet Koffee Mikayla Simpson “Koffee” a conscious Reggae artist with a uniquely positive disposition. … Continue reading Support the Artist
A Week In Color
Your Weekly Black Newsletter Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta arrived in China for the country’s first ever International Import-Export Expo. Held from November 5th – November 10th. Among all the 100 countries & many corporations set to attend; Chinese President Xi Jinping also extended the invitation to President Uhuru Kenyetta. The Expo is hoping to expand & promote even more of a seamless trade between the two countries. This could also encourage cooperation towards mutual prosperity between the two nation. President Uhuru Kenyatta & Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi were the only African presidents that gave opening speeches. In which; … Continue reading A Week In Color