Viola “Mother” Fletcher and Hughes “Uncle Red” Van Ellis, survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and their grandchildren, embarked…
Poet, writer and feminist Una Marson was the kind of woman who always spoke her mind (whether on paper or…
Politician Vaughan Gething was recently elected as the next first minister of Wales, making him the first Black leader in…
Anti-Apartheid Activist Winnie Mandela’s life was one of endless trials, as an outspoken opponent of white supremacy and the second…
Jamaican tourism took a dive during last year’s lockdown — but this month, the country celebrated its one-millionth tourist since…
Another pandemic year impacts the traditional August festival season in Northeast Brazil. In the small town of Cachoeira, two hours…
Zambia’s young people turned out in droves to vote in the recent general election. Their votes were counted — advancing…
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A powerful earthquake has rocked the Caribbean island of Haiti this morning. The USGS said the earthquake…
Prime Minister Ariel Henry has announced his decision to step down as Haiti’s leader amid mounting international pressure to hand…
The Zambian government has restricted several social media platforms across the country, including direct messaging service WhatsApp. Digital rights organization…
In the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro, journalist Ranan Schuindt directed the recording of two compelling documentaries, “Peripheral Masculinities…
Born in 1959 in Mutoko, Rhodesia (now known as Zimbabwe) with two school teachers for parents; writer, and filmmaker Tsitsi Dangarembga…