The Estate of Malcolm X has filed a $100 million lawsuit against federal agencies and NYPD, alleging their direct involvement in his 1965 assassination.
An exploration of the ‘new world’ concept through Black Liberation Theology, weaving Biblical prophecy with African spiritual traditions and contemporary liberation thought to examine divine promises of renewal alongside human struggles for justice.
Challenging traditional views, this article explores how leading Christian thinkers redefine sin—not as inherent depravity, but as a separation from God. Discover how reframing sin can foster spiritual growth and divine connection.
Explore the profound connection between ancient spiritual wisdom and plant-based living. Discover how traditional knowledge from Rastafari, Biblical sources, and indigenous healers illuminates our path to physical and spiritual wellbeing.
Steward’s success proves that to create real, generational wealth, you must not only be knowledgeable but also strategic in how you deploy that knowledge.
Mental health is often overlooked, particularly among Black women who face unique challenges from systemic racism, gender discrimination, and cultural expectations. Prioritizing mental health care and embracing self-care are essential for their…
Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little in 1925, was a prominent African American leader and a powerful advocate for the civil rights movement in the United States. Rising from a background marked by…
Tech, oil, and mining: how Africa powers the world’s biggest companies–targets for global activism against the military industrial complex they support.
Discover how to build real wealth despite systemic barriers. Learn practical investment strategies, time management wisdom, and the truth about financial freedom for our community.
Explore the essence of visionary leadership through the lens of influential thinkers, artists, and spiritual leaders. Discover how true visionaries combine self-identity, community responsibility, artistic expression, and love to manifest transformative futures rooted in justice and equity.
A curriculum for understanding how the “social economics of dress” have and continue to shape Black realities globally. With special highlight of Ugo Monye’s “Ife Aso Anyi” collection.
The birth of Sistah Vegan was a defiant and courageous response to the exclusionary stance that inquiries into food justice, anti-racism, and gender equity had no place in the conversation about Veganism.…
