Editor’s Letter Volume 11 Black Earth
Black History Month and the celebration of Black achievement should not and will not end at the close of the month.
Founding Director of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
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View PostYoga’s Twisted History
View PostEditor’s Letter Volume 10: Create
Marcia Degia discusses in Volume 10: Create, the long history of black oppression, including the demeaning of blackface and even impersonating ourselves for white entertainment.
Togo: Voodoo And Vibes In West Africa
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View PostEditor’s Letter Volume 9: Privilege
Volume 9: Privilege, Marcia Degia examines inequality in all its forms, as well as the extent to which white privilege runs deep.
Editor’s Letter Volume 8: Freedom
Volume 8: Freedom aims to acknowledge powerful people using their voice and platforms to instigate change, as well as reclaiming one’s own freedom.
Editor’s Letter Volume 7: Access
Volume 7: Access, Marcia Degia, covers the world’s recognition of people of colour the right way and the mainstream media’s attempts to promote diversity.
Editor’s Letter Volume 6: Community
Volume 6: Community emphasises just how imperative unity is and how Black and ethnic minorities were disproportionately affected during COVD-19 pandemic.
Artist Banksy Depicts U.S. Flag On Fire In Floyd Tribute
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View PostEditor’s Letter Volume 5: Identity
Identity has many layers to it which affects the way we develop our affinities.
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