Our system fails too many Black students.We can and must do better; here’s howby ORVILLE JACKSON and ROBERT J. HENDRICKS III As high school teachers, we often saw Black teenagers...
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A spotlight on Britain's colonial history through art Written by Diahanne Rhiney It was great to be out to celebrate the first ever dedicated ‘Africa Fashion’ exhibition looking at the sartorial...
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This article was not written to name any one school. It has been written to highlight the issues children of colour face in schools across the country. I do not believe in my heart, teachers come into this amazing profession to cause children harm or distress. They chose teaching because they want to influence young minds and be part of our future scientists, nurses, doctors, inventors, and global change makers.
Author: Diahanne Rhiney Editors Letter July It’s been another eventful month, full of peaks and troughs and as usual Black Wall St Media was there to cover the highlights and...
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Boston, MA – Higher levels of optimism were associated with longer lifespan and living beyond age 90 in women across racial and ethnic groups in a study led by researchers...
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Dominic Akers-Paul was not able to attend his grandma's funeral in Grenada due to an error Dominic Akers-Paul was not able to attend his grandma's funeral in Grenada due to...
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A vibrant new mural spotlighting the role African women have played in the British health service has been unveiled at Charing Cross Hospital. Navigate to the next section The work,...
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Black-owned businesses earn significantly less in median turnover than their peers of other ethnicities. There are several contributing factors, from access to finance, to social capital, household income and more.
One of my biggest challenges was getting a full understanding of the eyewear and optical industry. When you’re still on the outside looking to get in, access to data and insight can be limited.
Another challenge was honing in on who my target audience was as compared to who I’d initially anticipated.
Lastly, as a small business, accessing funding of course brought challenges, especially since we launched during the pandemic, which yielded economic strain.
It’s a big and busy role, there’s no doubt about it,” smiles Millie Kerr, England’s first ever local authority Anti Racist Lead Practitioner. “It’s a role I’m really passionate about,...
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