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The ‘Strong Black Woman’ stereotype is the deeply rooted belief that Black women are naturally strong, resilient, independent, and self-sacrificing.
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relearning history through a discovery of my african roots
I started writing this article with the intention of exploring and uncovering my connection with East Africa as a British
solo travel
I booked flights to Copenhagen on a Sunday night whilst sitting on the top deck of the bus on my
i didn’t know i was black until i immigrated
When you’re born and raised in a West African country, racism is more of a concept than it is a
reflections on eating, cooking and a lemon drizzle loaf
Up until recently I always thought my mum loved cooking and that feeding my brother and I was her love
on faith
I was born in Zimbabwe in 1982, back then we were all Catholics — because the President was Catholic. It
the year of the return
Year of Return. Back home. Back to Africa en masse has been a long time coming. In 2019 Ghana held
london is not the UK
London is not the UK: why employers and diversity initiatives need to consider this for student and graduate opportunities in
i’m an artist and bored at galleries
Galleries, museums and exhibitions are regarded as spaces that house high art. The majority of said spaces – especially those
black-scottish, black-british or part of the black diaspora?
“I was born in here, but my parents are Nigerian.” Those words were my life. For a long time, they