Empower
Black History Month (BHM) 2020: 15 suggestions for sustainable Black empowerment (Part 2 of 3)
BY ERROL A. GIBBS Part 2 of 3 is a continuation of the 15 suggestions penned in Part 1 of
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Djehutymes the 1st: militant, architect, and selected worthy mate
BY DAVE RANKIN With the passing of Amenhotep, the 1st, the obvious question was who was going to rule in
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A better decade for Simone Jennifer Smith: reliving my past traumas Part III
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “The very reason I write is so that I might not sleepwalk through my entire life.”
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Black Mental Health Day: highlights the importance of strategies to combat anti-black racism
BY PAUL JUNOR Monday, March 2nd, 2020 marked what was truly a significant and pivotal day in the history of
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Dear Black Boy
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Dear black boy I want to rearrange star-crossed stories Of your existence To protect you You rather
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Unprecedented and historic show of solidarity by teachers unions highlight unity
BY PAUL JUNOR It was truly a sight to bestow as over 35,000 teachers, school staff, students and education workers
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Greek Gods, Maya Gods, Norse Gods, but what about Egyptian Gods – Part III
BY MAKAYLA B. 11 YEARS OLD In the last article I wrote about the Egyptian Goddess Bast or also known
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A better decade for Simone Jennifer Smith: reliving my past traumas – Part II
BY SIMONE J. SMTH This was the beginning of the end of the life I knew. I’m not perfect, I
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Amenhotep 1st and his new kingdom
BY DAVE RANKIN The impact of the life of Kemet’s Liberator, Ahmose 1st had been cemented into the echoes of
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A better decade for Simone Jennifer Smith: Reliving my past traumas
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “A million feelings, a thousand thoughts; a hundred memories, one person.” I wanted to end this
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