Review: Botis Seva’s BLKDOG
View PostEditor’s Letter Volume 13 Influence
View PostEditor’s Letter Volume 12 Outsiders
View PostEditor’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
View PostInterview: Diana Evans on Ordinary People
View PostKOL Social & BFI Event: UK Premiere of Marcus Garvey Documentary
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
View PostReview: Donnelly’s Restaurant
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.
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