Why Voting Will Not Save the Black Community in America
‘African American reverence for the Democrat Party has made the ‘black vote’ politically irrelevant. ‘
America’s Two Proletariats: “Black Lives Matter” vs. “X Lives Matter”
Mo Duale writes on how “the working class of America, white and BAME, both, to highly disproportionate degrees, face the deficiencies of the capitalist system”
Black Lives Matter, University and Christianity
Gbemisolo Obolo writes on her view of the black Christians’ appropriate stance in the proactive fight for justice.
The Conditioning of Black Women’s Hair & Wigs: Do We Truly Love The Naturelle?
“We have to consider the policing of black hair – and no honey, I don’t mean physical jail – but rather a mental jail where there are systematic institutions in place that hinder and exclude the “Afro Type” hair from flourishing naturally.”
The BAME Attainment Gap
The BAME attainment gap highlights the fact that Western societies are built to fit its white members rather than all of them.
Making the Most of Your University Experience as A Black Student
The University of Surrey has a lot to improve on on many levels, including how it tackles racism and discrimination. But, this does not mean that you cannot make your experience here enjoyable.
How Activism Affected My Mental Health
The new momentum that the Black Lives Matter movement had in 2020 is worth celebrating. However, when fighting such intense battles, taking care of our mental health is also essential.
The Problem With Selective Activism In The Black Community
The fight for equality can only ever be successful if it is intersectional and inclusive.
Names Shouldn’t Have To Be Anglicised To Fit in English Mouths
Why don’t foreign names fit in English mouths?
The Problematic Nature of Phrases Such as ‘Black-on-Black Crime’
Racial stereotypes and discriminatory narratives have to be tackled and dissolved entirely if we hope to ever see a society free of racism.