The Harlem Renaissance: The Foundation of the Civil Rights Movement

Every February, citizens of the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom celebrate Black History Month to raise awareness about racial inequality and recognize individuals who endured the hardships of slavery, fought for liberty and made significant cultural and social contributions. In particular, exploring positive aspects of Black History, such as their social and cultural…

Breaking Their Silence: 2 Leaders Who Ended Black Segregation

The segregation of individuals has been practiced for decades. It is an act that one certainly should not be proud of and did not stop witnesses of the event from standing up. The domination that the black community faced was horrendous and is something that should not repeat in history. Although the fight for the…

7 Queer Black Authors You Should Read This Black History Month

Black History Month is about not only reflecting on the past, but also about celebrating the achievements of black visionaries and role models. This Black History Month, why not check out some amazing works by queer black authors? These storytellers and artists explore the intersection of sexuality, race and gender through prose, poetry and fiction.…

The Importance Of Black History Month

Each year, the month of February is dedicated to celebrating the history and accomplishments of people of African descent. As well as, acknowledging systemic racism and organizations working to create change. Black History Month honours people from all periods of history including the slaves that were first brought over from Africa, stretching to those living…

Explorers

Explorers Christopher Columbus  “Oh Captain, liars out there call you cruel and greedy, You ‘chop hands off when natives don’t give gold up freely.’ Truth is you helped Tainos beat those cannibals And rightly sent some back to Spain as criminals. You’ve always been a man of God and great conviction— No lasting hatred, creeping…