Learn More Black Diasporan Culture In an art icle written by Elizabeth W. Fernea and Robert A. Fernea, the authors go inside the meanings and interpretations of the veil, which has many names in different areas of the world, worn by women in the Middle East. It has been a long debate among people in […]

Revealed: Black Diasporan Art & Culture Jonathan Kosol’s interest for teaching profession and activism was triggered after the killing of three young civil rights activists in Mississippi in June of 1964 while he was working as a grade four public school intern teacher in Boston, Massachusetts. His experience as a teacher in one of Boston’s […]

Discover Black Diasporan Culture Marcus Garvey was an inspiration to many; however, he encountered much difficulty in trying to implement his plan of returning Africans to Africa. Not only was he fought against by non-Africans, but he was fought against by African-Americans. His speech given at Madison Square Garden, regarding Africa for Africans, Egypt for […]