My aunt was a renowned local opera singer, an African Diaspora opera singer (RIP), and that is how I got introduced to the world of classical Western music. The Jazz came from other family members. I got into a debate

The funding problem is a major problem. The list of research we need to do that only AHS can do within an African framework is endless. RaceThe funding problem is a major problem. The list of research we need to

 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/may/05/cia-long-history-kill-leaders-around-the-world-north-koreaThis video is good but lacking a lot of names like Gaddafi, Sadaam, etc.

When we look back into antiquity and see the horrors of previous generations it is easy and self-serving to separate ourselves from them. "That was during Jim Crow", or "That was during apartheid". Oh, that was a terrible time in

RACE is not eternal, race is very 21st century and was only born in the age of Enlightenment ( with Hume and Kant). There is no Transhistorcal concept of race nor is “race” a universally agreed upon concept. Black in

Ghana was not the first African country to formally gain independence, Egypt did so in 1922. But Egypt was not considered Africa proper. I ask since when? It is ironic that the notion of a Black Africa or a

Farrakhan is still looking good and still relevant despite some questionable opinions coming his way regarding Trump which still have us confused. As if Trump's negative engagement with media, criminal justice has some sameness with ours as people of African

When we use the term "White" we need to understand the context in which the term is being used. Tim Wise is an expert on whiteness and how it was invented. Even Fanon said whiteness's existence relies on the stability