We Out Here: The New Summer Playlist for 2021
J. Hall & Umazi Mvurya
June 2, 2021
After the pandemic prison of 2020, it may be too soon for the summer of 2021 to be an all-out party, but some signs of
Posts tagged: Nigeria
Tag: Nigeria
My Year of Return: Reflections on Memory and Healing
AURN Newsroom
January 24, 2020
The year 2019 marked 400 years since European colonizers landed on the shores of West Africa and stole the first captives to establish their initial
Xenophobia in South Africa: A Colonial History and its Consequences
AURN Newsroom
September 6, 2019
Looted stores, widespread boycotts, and torched cars – the xenophobic epidemic in South Africa has reached new heights this week. According to the New York
Not My Love Letter: Beyonce’s ‘The Lion King’ Album and Representations of Africa
AURN Newsroom
August 2, 2019
Bodies collided in anticipation as Burna Boy’s new tracks played on repeat in the bustling walls of a downtown African club in Lower Manhattan. The
Fate of African Diaspora Lost in the Immigration Debate
April Ryan
April 11, 2019
The immigration debate continues to be a hot button topic, but a the little discussed fact is African migrants are also caught up in the
White House to Unveil Africa Policy Initiative
April Ryan
December 12, 2018
Yesterdays verbal sparring match is garnering a lot of attention as other issues are on the table today. On the agenda today a discussion on
White House Hosts Nigerian President
April Ryan
April 30, 2018
President Trump Hosts the President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria. The day included an Oval Office meeting, a joint press conference, and dinner. Meeting topics include
President to Meet with Head of African Union
April Ryan
January 24, 2018
President Trump is traveling overseas and the focus is to boast on the United States economy and work on fair trade deals. However, while in
President Uses Derogatory Terms to Describe African, Caribbean, Latin American Immigrants
April Ryan
January 12, 2018
President Trump has made some racially tinged comments about Africa, Haiti and El Salvador. And, people are speaking out against the president’s language. April Ryan
Family of La David Johnson Seeking Answers
April Ryan
October 24, 2017
The family of Sergeant La David Johnson continues to look for answers. This time is it about the Sergeant’s remains; whether there are any remains
Amnesty International Claims Thousands Have Been Abducted by Boko Haram
AURN Newsroom
May 9, 2017
You’ve almost certainly heard of Nigeria’s Chibok Girls. The 276 female students received worldwide attention in April 2014 after they were kidnapped by Boko Haram,
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