BLACK HISTORY MONTH or BRITISH HISTORY MONTH? (for that is the question) By Ryan Clement FRIDAY, 1 October 2021 marks the beginning of Black History Month in the...
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Solomon Carter Fuller works in his lab. By Ray Cavanaugh As the world’s population ages, the number of people suffering from dementia — 50 million in 2020 — is expected...
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Rachael Twumasi-Corson and Joycelyn Mate, both former University College London (UCL) affiliates, have built a multi-million-pound Afro haircare company, Afrocenchix, starting with just £100. The business is now valued at...
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How Cuban art fed Africa's liberation struggles By Lucy Fleming An exhibition of Cuban propaganda posters and magazines in LondonAmílcar Cabral on the poster Day of solidarity with people of...
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Neurodiversity in children and the struggles of being misdiagnosed The Safety Box CIC Published on September 1, 2021 By Shannon Jordan 15% of all children in the UK are neurodiverse....
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Let’s Raise a Glass to America’s Black Wall Street BY THE MNC EDITORIAL TEAM Untold StoryThrivingThe epicentreThe very first African American BankOver in Richmond, VirginiaThe founders of Merchants / Farmers Bank...
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‘We brought colour to this country’ the matriarchs of Notting Hill carnival Alex Mislin Whether it’s online or on the streets, women have defined London’s huge celebration of Caribbean culture....
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Is There A Strong Need For Black Blood Donors? Every family has at least one member who has required a blood transfusion at some point in their lives. This can...
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“Spending time in a space of self-reflection is time well spent, it is preparation for self-growth” The Communication Doctor - Tanya Obeng After spending time working as a teacher in mainstream...
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My father, Hainsley, was from Grenada and that is where my relationship with the island began. I first went there in 1978 after he died, to sort out some matters....
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