Zhong Feifei: Bridging Worlds and Creating Legacy for the Diaspora
This question is real: Can you ever be whole if you are both and yet neither, straddling cultures that are often at odds with one another? For Zhong Feifei, the Congolese Chinese…
History, Culture & Heritage
Understanding and valuing your history to strengthen your sense of self in the global landscape and drive community reinvestment.
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Rooted in Knowledge: The Vital Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Sustainable Development and Identity for the African Diaspora
Have you ever wondered where your ancestors’ wisdom went? The skills, stories, and traditions passed down through generations, the methods they used to live in harmony with the earth, the ways they…
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Omar Victor Diop: Reimagining History, Inheritance, and Possibility Through the Lens of a Senegalese Visionary
Have you ever wondered how the spirit of resilience, excellence, and ingenuity that runs through the veins of the African diaspora can be captured in art? What would it look like if…
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Obehi Ewanfoh’s 46th Birthday Reflection: Celebrating Gratitude, Family, and the Art of Storytelling
What does it truly mean to be grateful for simply being here? How do we measure a life—by its achievements, its struggles, or by the people who accompany us on the journey…
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Children of Blood and Bone Film Adaptation: The Power of African Narratives
In recent years, the global entertainment landscape has been reshaped by the increasing prominence of stories rooted in African cultures. One shining example of this transformation is the forthcoming adaptation of Children…
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The Illusion of Change: A Critical Analysis of Structural Inequities in the U.S. and the Persistence of Racial Disparities by Negus Rudison-Imhotep, Ph.D.
Dr. Negus Rudison-Imhotep | Contributor on memory and memory-building-related topics The history of racial inequality in the United States has been marked by significant legal and social changes, particularly since the Civil Rights…
