Why is Ghana Leading the Fight for Global Reparations for Slavery Now?
Ghana leads a UN coalition demanding global reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, seeking justice for the ‘gravest crime against humanity.’
Why Afro-Diasporic Traditions Are Secret Tools for Liberation
Explore how traditions like Capoeira and Djembe drumming serve as sophisticated tools for social justice, healing, and cultural liberation across the diaspora.
Reclaiming Renty: Harvard to Return Enslaved Photos
Deep dive into Harvard Return of Enslaved Photos: In a major civil rights and legal victory, 1850 daguerreotypes of enslaved individuals Renty and Delia are being transferred from Harvard to the International African American Museum in South Carolina. This follows years of legal battles by descendant Tamara Lanier to reclaim her ancestors’ dignity..
Ghana UN Resolution: A Bold Path for Slave Trade Reparations
Ghana leads a historic move at the UN to classify the Transatlantic Slave Trade as a crime against humanity, opening a legal path for international reparations.
Why the 2026 President’s House Ruling Protects Slavery Memory
A federal judge told the National Park Service to reinstall a Philadelphia slavery exhibit. The order treats public memory as a rights issue, not a museum extra.
Why Wilmington Must Learn Free Speech After Park Police Row
Wilmington settles a free speech lawsuit, mandating First Amendment training for officials after attempts to silence activists critical of law enforcement.
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