Black-Owned Hair Brand Blends African Heritage And Community With Loc Extensions
Izina, a Black-owned hair brand based in Burundi, is uplifting the community and African heritage through its loc extensions.
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Revitalizing Indigenous Pedagogy - Integrating Peer Mentoring Model Into Modern Curricula
Education is shaped by the context of its time and place. In Ethiopia, the origins of organized education can be traced back to the advent of Christianity, which established the framework for ...
100 Years of How Black Painters See Themselves
Koyo Kouoh, who will curate the 2026 Venice Biennale, has assembled a huge survey at the Bozar Centre for Fine Arts in ...
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SA celebrates young woman who earned PhD in Geography, inspires Mzansi with remarkable achievement
A young woman was celebrated by South Africans for her remarkable achievement as she earned a PhD in Geography. The lady ...
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Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions ...
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FSJP discusses Bowdoin’s history with Apartheid divestment
After opening remarks from Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies Nasser Abourahme, Professor of History David Gordon and Associate Professor of History Salar Mohandesi took ...
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Student-led research team preserves, documents 2,000-plus collection of African cultural items
The Sankofa Research Team is cataloging baskets, drums and tools donated to Sacramento State, and will eventually share them ...
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Challenging Deficit Views of Black People
Two eminent Black psychologists have recently passed. Their pioneering contributions helped transform psychological research ...
7 Ingredients That Define the African Diaspora, According to Renowned Black Chefs
At the Follow Your Roots dinner in New York City, five Black chefs cooked with ingredients that define the African Diaspora.
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Millions on the African continent can’t fully benefit from the AI revolution. This Princeton course aims to change that.
The new course, part of the Freshman Seminars program, focuses on the issues and challenges around increasing the representation of African languages in LLMs.
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Disposability, Divestment, and Action: The Palestine Solidarity Movement and the State of Art in Toronto
What was the problem?I didn’t know and nobody told me and whatcould I do or say, anyway?Yes, I did know it was the ...
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“Reflections of parts of me”: Reframing Indigenous narratives through art
Picture this: a man is split down the middle. One half dons traditional Native American regalia while the other half sports a ...