Keita's Sankofa Journal Vol.1

I’ve got a (yellow) bone to pick. Of late there has been resurgence in the availability and use of skin lightening creams and pills amongst Zimbabweans and many other Africans as well. Skin bleaching is predominantly done by women by women but more and more evidence suggests that even men are jumping onto the bandwagon…

Sometimes history cannot live in the past. America’s 400-year-old experience with slavery has not ended for the descendants of those who were owned humans. Follow one man’s journey to trace his ancestors as it winds through the nation's unresolved history with African Americans. Justified Journey shines a light that illuminates the understanding of the racial inequities that still hold our country back today.

Lexington, Kentucky native Greg Harbut was drawn to the thoroughbred business at a young age. His experience in the industry began during his teenage years when he gained hands-on experience working with horses at Winstar Farm. After two years at Central Carolina College, Harbut was awarded a place in a full-time, two-year, international management training…

“Africans owe African-Americans an apology for slavery” is one of the incendiary remarks and fiery cultural topics director Peres Owino covers in her latest no-flex-zone feature-length documentary, Bound: Africans vs. African Americans. Owino, a self-professed hot sample of Kenyan coco, has directed a film that will have viewers question their love of Black culture and […]

The therapist and trauma specialist with old wisdom and very new science about our bodies and nervous systems, and all we condense into the word “race.”

The word 'Maafa' is derived from a Kiswahili word meaning great tragedy. The term today collectively refers to the 500 hundred years of suffering of people of African heritage through Slavery, imperialism, colonialism, apartheid, rape, oppression, invasions and exploitation. The African Holocaust is a pan-African discourse on the global historical and contemporary genocide against the mental and physical health of African people.

Ms. Charmaine Cromwell-White brought an inspiring storytelling event to Midlothian High School on Februrary 22, 2018. Her modern day Griot Stories were interactive and brought a vibrant energy to the student body.

The power of representation on the biggest of stages cannot be overstated. In order for dreams to manifest into reality, for the aspirational to become palpable, opportunity must first present itself. The more treasured the prize, the more grateful those who seek it are for the chance to simply chase it - as evidenced by the gratitude that spills forth from those fortunate enough each year to participate in Thoroughbred racing’s most famous test.

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The Center for MEMES and the Digital Diversity Network discuss AfroFuturism, which combines world-building (and often elements of sci-fi, fantasy, or historical fiction) with uniquely African and African-American themes.

MEMES Executive Director Jay Tucker, Tananarive Due, Ytasha Womack, and Kamil Oshundar, explore the genre and some of the incredible worlds that have been imagined by Afrofuturist creators, discuss how these stories reach audiences on the printed page and on the screen, while also discussing the cultural impact of this work and the unique conversation that these stories have with Black culture.

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His story is an insight not only into the brutalities of slavery, but on the way some enslaved people managed to manipulate dire circumstances.

M. Gayle Dickson, also known as Asali, was the only woman graphic artist for the Black Panther Party Newspaper between 1972 and 1974. Dickson was born in Berkeley, California on June 27, 1948 to James Stowers, a dry cleaner owner, and Madeline Stowers, a seamstress. … Read MoreMadeline Gayle “Asali” Dickson (1948- )

Just like in Nigeria, names carry a heavy significance in Ghana. A name could tell many stories. From circumstances surrounding a birth and the status of a newborn – a name given to a baby could mean so much more than an ordinary title. Some parents name their babies based […]

The tradition originated in California's prisons in the 1970's after the deaths of brothers Jonathan and George Jackson as well as other incarcerated Black men.