Charles Lenox Remond: Slavery As It Concerns The British
Born in 1810 and died in 1878 Charles Lenox Remond was a pioneering black abolitionist speaker. He was born in Salem, Massachusetts, to free black parents, John and Nancy Remond. In 1838,…
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Charles Lenox Remond, Slavery and the Irish
In November 1841, during his travels across Europe, Charles Lenox Remond delivered a powerful speech to the Hibernian Antislavery Society in Dublin. His address resonated deeply with the audience, as he highlighted…
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Alexander Crummell, The Responsibility of the First Fathers of a Country for its Future Life and Character
Alexander Crummell, a prominent African American intellectual, resided in Monrovia, Liberia, for nineteen years from 1853 to 1872. During his stay, he served as a professor at Liberia College. On December 1,…
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Alexander Crummell: Emigration, an Aid to the Evangelization of Africa
In a sermon delivered to Barbadian emigrants at Trinity Church in Monrovia, Liberia, on May 14, 1863, Alexander Crummell urged people of African descent worldwide to take an active role in the…
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The Rise of Afrobeat Music: From Africa’s Heartbeat to Global Phenomenon
In recent years, the Afrobeat music genre has been making waves across the world, captivating audiences with its irresistible rhythms, soulful melodies, and powerful storytelling. Afrobeat, once a local sound rooted in…
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Creating Inclusive Spaces For Dialogue And Healing: 11 Points From Harvard Publication
Today, while researching our LinkedIn audio event scheduled for tomorrow, “Creating Inclusive Spaces For Dialogue, Healing, And Reconciliation”, I came across 11 insightful points from Harvard University’s Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging…
