On Thursday December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give her seat to a white passenger on a bus. This singular action sparked a chain reaction that changed the course of history for Blacks in the United States of America. (Read more...)

Retired since 2008 after being diagnosed with a heart defect, Lilian Thuram has moved on to another field where he leads a daily fight through his foundation "Lilian Thuram - Education Against Racism". (Read more...)

When a justice system gets corrupt, falsifies evidences, administrates bribes and gives fake verdicts on innocent men only to proof a point, one begins to understand how devoid and rutton to the core the system has become. (Read more...)

Kaepernick inspired Nike campaign's slogan "Believe in some things, even if it means sacrificing everything." (Read more...)

Jackson is the first black woman among 115 justices to serve on the Supreme Court, since its establishment in 1789. (Read more...)

#MeToo movement is not gender based. It promotes the wellbeing of all survivors; men, women, and children of different age groups. (Read more...)

Afrocentricity is a model whose idea propagates that for the people of Africa to obtain their balance, they should reclaim a sense of organization. (Read more...)

A social and political hero, a scholar and leader of great prestige, a man of integrity and boundless patriotism, a persistent and consistent fighter, a source of hope in times of political darkness, a father, a great man are all qualities that do not even do justice to a legend of Mandela's repute. (Read more...)

Becoming the African voice for climate change is a journey Vanessa officially commenced in January 2020, after attending the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. (Read more...)

In an era characterised by the prominent Jim Crow laws which segregated blacks from whites and regarded blacks as less humans in the united States, Booker T. Washington diplomatically took the lead to become the voice and dominant leader of the black American community. (Read more...)