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What do you know about society? Are you part of a community? These articles cover everything from mental health to Jamaican coalitions.
Get educated with The Free Black University and it's recently opened e-library with a wide range of books by influential Black authors.
Hester Ford has lived in 2 centuries and under 19 US presidents and is now 116 years old.
Albert Einstein was seen as an extremist threat by the first director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover. And all for speaking out against racism and the Nazis.
Jazz legend Herbie Hancock talks about how Buddhism has "absolutely and positively" affected how he looks at everything in a lecture for Harvard University in 2014.
Don't call something 'stupid' or 'crazy'. Try some of these alternative words for ableist terms.
The late scholar gave his thoughts on what he believed liberty to mean in this short video.
Cats and dogs donned masks during the flu pandemic of 1918. But how different was it for pets back then compared to the current COVID-19 pandemic?
The guidelines on social distancing are vague depending on your government. But this video might help you interpret the concept.
Reniqua Allen was interviewed for Longreads and discussed her latest book, It Was All A Dream, and black millennial burnout.
Cultrface wants to bring order and balance to the POC discourse with the first Purple with Yellow Spots History Month.
The Violence Interrupters are working to end violence in their communities. Making Peace tells their stories.
FRANCE 24 reported on the hikikomori, people who live isolated in their bedrooms in Japan.
We interviewed Simon from Power In Discussion as part of Black History Month.
Is Germany teaming up with Jamaica in the name of politics? Not quite. But the Jamaica coalition is important to the European nation.
There's something to be said about the link between semiotics and activism. But what links Black Lives Matter with this branch of linguistics?