Years in the Making, First Original African Animation Series Streams on Netflix
Years in the making, Netflix debuts ‘Supa Team 4,’ the first original African animation series. Four young women become superheroes in futuristic Lusaka.
The Unseen Bias: How AI Algorithms Are Erasing Black Artists’ History
Explore the emerging issue of AI bias in the art and design realm, where Black artists are witnessing an erasure of their history by AI algorithms. This article delves into the causes and manifestations of this bias, the role of tech companies, and the importance of addressing these biases for a more inclusive and representative future.
Senegalese Women in Hip-Hop Advocating for Change
Discover the inspiring rise of Senegalese women in hip-hop, challenging stereotypes and advocating for women’s rights. Explore the stories of talented artists like Sister LB, who use their music to address pressing issues and empower others.
Ama Ata Aidoo: A Voice for African Women That Echoed Across Continents
A tribute to Ama Ata Aidoo, a renowned Ghanaian author and feminist, who used her pen to challenge Western stereotypes of African women and gave voice to their experiences. Her work explored the impact of colonialism, slavery, and the struggle for women’s rights.
Marcus Garvey and Bob Marley: The prophet and the profit.
‘One Love’ – Marcus “The Prophet” Garvey ‘One Love’ – Bob “The Profit” Marley ‘We are going to emancipate ourselves from mental slavery because whilst others might free the body, none but ourselves can free the mind.’ – Marcus “The Prophet” Garvey “Emancipate yourself...
The African Roots of Black Music
In this episode we look at how African music transcended the Atlantic slave trade and how elements of the African roots of music became infused into the antebellum slave plantations through Black Spirituals, Gospels, slave work songs, and blues becoming the foundation of Black music in America today.
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