Race Mixing and Multiculturalism are as Old as Adam
Contrary to what the Far Right in the UK will tell you people have been mixing for a very long time, and multiculturalism is older than anything called Great Britain or America. English people are part Celt, part Scandinavian, part
Equity and Equality are not hard to Understand
The words equity and equality are often used interchangeably. It is not a hard concept to grasp but many want it to be hard to protect their privilege.Etymologically, the root word they share is aequus, meaning “even” or “fair” or “equal” -
Rich Continent and Culture, Poorest People
By OcaciaThe African reality. I am not sure how others read this but I think it represents a rich continent populated by people who do not know how to exploit the wealth just under their feet. In short an educational
The Arab Slave Trade
This article, due to its size is very difficult to edit due to limited resources. Support on Patreon so we can update it and format it. While Europeans targeted men in West Africa, the ‘Arab‘ [1] slave trade primarily targeted the
Colors are for Crayons, not Humans
It was Alik Shahadah that said blackness was born the moment we were conquered and mentally enslaved into accepting a color as an identity. Despite its omnipresence and necessity in every area of people's activity (labor, law, identity, trade, demographics,
A Brief guide to the Market
In our complex economic modern society goods and services are needed in every area. We sometimes overlook this but the matches, the chip inside your phone, the button on your shirt all went through some modern process to function in
Non-Debate: Religion vs Spirituality
Religion is a modern concept, yet the object under discussion is not. So for most of human history, these religions were with us but without the title of being "religions." And just as there was no "religion" there was no
Challenges of History
What challenges do historians face?Bias would be the number one issue. Cultural bias, historical bias all kinds of bias you need to swim through to understand the data and create proper knowledge from it. A deep understanding of what is
History is the FUN Stuff Only
Raw history is very dry and boring. The problem is when you spice it up to make it saleable you also have to distort it. You also need to create an emphasis on the more glamorous aspects of history and
Slave Rebellions and Abolition.
Jamaica - a British colony - had 16 slave rebellions since its founding and 1831 was the largest and most destructive. It began with a sit-down strike - slaves wanting to be paid for their labor - and spiraled out