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,…
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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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…
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Bob Marley: The Legacy Of A Global Icon And A Blueprint For Creative Entrepreneurs
Imagine a world where your art transcends borders, resonates across cultures, and inspires change. Bob Marley, born in the heart of Jamaica, did just that. His life story is a testament to…
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Awakened With New Beats: How Mr Eazi And Other African Artists Are Redefining The Creative Economy
As an African diaspora creative entrepreneur, you understand that African music and art are no longer just products of the continent—they are forces driving change, breaking cultural boundaries, and redefining the global…
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King Charles III And The ‘Painful’ Legacy Of Slavery Amid Growing Calls For Reparations At Commonwealth Summit
As the Commonwealth summit convened in Samoa this October, King Charles III stood before an audience of global leaders, his words hanging in the air: “None of us can change the past,”…
