Our Managing Editor, Diahanne Rhiney, reflects on the powerful final night of Millennium Girls at Brixton House. From unforgettable performances to razor-sharp writing by Sophia Leonie, this is one play we won’t forget—and one we know will be back.
Read the full review now on Black Wall St Media.
As June unfolds, I’m pausing to reflect on a powerful May—a month that stirred deep emotion, challenged us to confront hard truths, and reminded us of the strength we carry as a community. From honouring our mental health to reclaiming forgotten histories, last month revealed just how vital our stories are.
As we step into May, a month of renewal and reflection, I’m taking a moment to look back on some powerful moments from April. From global solidarity with Burkina Faso, to spotlighting Black excellence at the Football Black List, to the urgent issues raised during Black Maternal Health Week—these stories remind us of the strength in our shared experiences across the Black diaspora.
In this roundup, I also reflect on the Leigh Day Immigration Summit, the impact of stress and inequality during Stress Awareness Month, and the need for real change in maternity care for Black women in the UK.
There’s so much to learn, feel, and act on. Read, reflect, and let’s move forward together.
“As Women’s History Month comes to a close, I’m reflecting on the power of true sisterhood, the work still left to do, and the voices that deserve more than just a moment. From trailblazers to changemakers, this month reminded us that it’s not just about celebration—it’s about commitment. Read my latest Editor’s Letter for the full reflection.”
“As we close out February, I’m reflecting on the powerful moments, stories, and voices that shaped Black History Month. From celebrating Black excellence at the Grammys to honoring the legacies of music legends Roberta Flack and Gwen McCrae, this month has been filled with inspiration and remembrance. I also explored the incredible work of the Black Leadership Group UK, the resilience of Paralympian Anne Wafula Strike, and the complexities of life for Black women over 50.
Now, as we step into Women’s History Month, we continue the conversation—amplifying the voices of women across the diaspora and confronting the challenges of today. Read on, share, and let’s keep making history together.
Dating? Marriage? Self-love? Navigating life after 50 is a journey like no other. From shifting societal norms to the power of choosing YOU, this article dives deep into the joys and challenges Black women face in love, life, and everything in between.
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When America sneezes, England catches a cold—so what does Trump’s presidency mean for us? As diversity and inclusion face growing attacks, we must ask: What does moral courage truly look like?
From political shifts to economic empowerment, now is the time to stand firm in our values. Initiatives like Cashblack show how supporting Black businesses can be a powerful form of resistance. As Black History Month begins in the U.S., let’s commit to action, unity, and justice because our fight is far from over.
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As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on the inspiring stories of resilience, unity, and impact. From the success of The Baton Awards during the 16 Days of Activism to the incredible achievements of trailblazers like Dawn Ferdinand and Rita Joseph-Olivetti, this month’s Editor’s Letter celebrates the unshakable strength of women.
Is the post office scandal truly the biggest miscarriage of justice in British history? While the ITV drama “Mr Bates Vs The Pistons Office” has sparked action from parliament, dropping convictions for hundreds wrongfully accused, it raises questions about priorities.
On December 1st, I held my annual awards ceremony, The Baton Awards 2023.
