In a world shaped by struggle and resilience, the stories of Black liberators often remain overshadowed. These fearless individuals, driven by a commitment to justice and equality, have fought against oppression and systemic injustice throughout history. From the abolitionists of the 19th century to contemporary activists, their narratives reveal the complexities of their experiences and contributions. This exploration seeks to uncover the untold stories of Black liberators, highlighting their triumphs, sacrifices, and the enduring impact they have made on the fight for freedom. By amplifying these voices, we honour their legacy and inspire future generations to continue the pursuit of liberation and equity. Here are their incredible stories of courage and honour.

An in depth explanation on the BRICS union and what it means for the rest of the world.

A curation of fascinating true crime stories from the hood and beyond. Stories of those living fast and recklessly.

In a surprising turn of events, comedian Dave Chappelle took to the stage of his latest sold-out show in New York City to call out fellow comedian, Kevin Hart, for what he perceives as selling out to Hollywood.

Former NBA player/ESPN analyst, JJ Redick adds some different perspective to the recent Ja Morant gun flashing situation.

Here’s an interesting article about the significance of typography in various music genres. Hip hop in particular has an early relationship with album covers and typographical roots.

What’s in the fabric of this nation? Is the red for all the blood spilled by colonialists? How much blood is on the hands of the fathers of this nation? The 215 bodies discovered in British Columbia several months ago are just a portion of it.

Anishinaabe MC, Leonard Sumner drops a lyrical bomb to make you understand why sometimes sorry is not enough. Take in the power of the spoken word piece ‘I Know You’re Sorry’ and if you feel it peep his latest album, Thunderbird. Some of the songs deal with lesser publicized issues like the child welfare system and residential schools.

With the emergence of UK drill it seems many rappers have copied that sound. Most notoriously East Coast rappers. A lot of Toronto rappers seem to have a track boasting that sound as part of their arsenal as well. Where’s the versatility gone though? While there are many beat knockin’ raps by millennial rappers, at times music can seem lost and monotonous.

Humans are very diverse, coming from various cultures, ethnicities, and upbringings. Although we may be different, there are certain things that we have in common. Some of these things include; the need to communicate, connect, reflect, and our need for self-expression. I want to focus on the need for self-expression in particular.

Originally released in the summer of 1968, the series ‘Of Black America’ is seven one-hour documentaries presented by CBS News. The first installment "Black History: Lost, Stolen, or Strayed" is hosted by TV icon Bill Cosby and was written by Andy Rooney.

Fact: Blacks in the US earn less than whites and are much more likely to go to prison. This stems back as far back as the 1800’s and was born out of the slave trade. Blacks have had an early disadvantage in westernized society as exemplified in events stemming from slavery such a the special field orders of the civil war guaranteeing all freed slaves forty acres and a mule. This order was ultimately annulled by President Andrew Johnson.