Celebrating Black Fathers
Every year as father’s day approaches, my timeline is filled with beautiful dedications from black children to their fathers. Even though social media is not READ MORE→
Posts by Umazi Mvurya
Protecting Black Women and Girls: R. Kelly’s Time Is Up
“The most unprotected person in America is the Black Woman!” -Malcolm X R. Kelly is on the hot seat once again surrounded by scandals. On READ MORE→
Black Dollars Matter
In the latest episode of “corporate racism”, our main star is Starbucks, a company that brands itself as socially progressive. Ironically, Starbucks has been a READ MORE→
Elma Francois: Caribbean Revolutionary
“I know that my speeches create a fire in the minds of people so as to change the conditions which now exist…” Elma Francois When READ MORE→
Muthoni wa Kirima: My Hair, My History
“ I will not cut my Dreds because the fruits of independence have not been enjoyed by the people who sacrificed the most.” – Muthoni READ MORE→
The Real Story of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
When asked to describe herself during her last interview alive, Winnie Mandela said, “I have never regarded myself as an individual, I’m just part of READ MORE→