Equal Opportunities
Growing up in Kano, Aisha always knew the world was not fair. She watched her mother, a skilled tailor, sew intricate designs late into the night
On Emilia Pérez, Hollywood Stereotypes, and the Stories That Shape Us
Hollywood has always been a storyteller. But it doesn’t just tell any stories—it tells stories that shape how we see the world.
So You Are…
You wake with the sun, its golden fingers stretching through the cracks in your mud-brick home, painting patterns on your skin.
Break the Mold
Luck shone on Olufunke when she got an employment offer from a top construction company in Abuja right after completing her service year.
The State of Education in Nigeria
Education is the foundation of any prosperous nation. It drives economic growth, fosters social developmentand ensures future stability
The 2025 NAACP Image Awards
The 2025 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Image Awards was a night of celebration of Black excellence
Why Are Black People Still Dying From Preventable Diseases?
How many more Black mothers must die during childbirth before the world takes notice? How many more Black children must perish from malnutrition.
You Don’t Rate Yourself Enough
If you knew someone who does even half of what you do, You wouldn’t just admire them—you’d stand in awe of them.
You’d talk about their strength like it’s divine
Rethinking Hunger: How To Achieve Food Security
From the beginning of civilization and before humans began to grasp the true nature of the world around them, hunger has been a long-standing issue.
The 2025 Grammys: A Good Year for People Like Us
The 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards happened on February 2, 2025, and as usual, it was a night of glitz, glamor, and a celebration
