European Imperialism
European Imperialism, a historical phenomenon that emerged in the 19th century, was driven by economic, political, and cultural motivations. It marked a significant shift in global power dynamics as …
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The British Empire: An overview of empire and colonisation
The British Empire was a global phenomenon that spanned over three centuries, establishing the United Kingdom as a dominant world power. It comprised numerous territories and regions across the globe, …
Arthur de Gobineau and the Essay on the Inequality of Human Races
Joseph Arthur de Gobineau, a name that resonates with controversy and historical significance, remains a pivotal figure in the development of racial theory. His influential work, “Essay on the …
The Age of Enlightenment: Dawn of modern thought
The Age of Enlightenment, a pivotal era from the late 17th to the 18th century, heralded profound changes in philosophy, science, and politics, laying the groundwork for the modern world. This period, …
The Age of Exploration: Unveiling new worlds and transforming global history
The Age of Exploration, a pivotal era from the late 15th to the early 17th century, marked a time of unprecedented global exploration initiated by European powers. This period, driven by the desire …
The assassination of Medgar Evers: A turning point in the civil rights movement
The assassination of Medgar Evers, a prominent African American civil rights leader, marked a significant turning point in the fight against racism and sparked renewed efforts towards achieving racial …
History, hidden in the streets of London?
Join Brother Tony Warner for a Blak Friday presentation: History, hidden in the streets of London? Let’s take a walk on the Black side!
Brother Tony will challenge the bias in schools and …
Marley song is gay anthem
The Gay community has reportedly been using one of the greatest songs of reggae icon Bob Marley to imply that the legend and his contemporaries would have accepted their lifestyle. “No Woman, no …
Mary Seacole to get statue
Jamaican nurse, Mary Seacole will finally be publically recognised next year when her statue is erected in Central London.
After a five year campaign, Westminster council has given the go-ahead for …
70% of Jamaicans say no to gay rights
A shocking new poll commissioned by the Jamaica Gleaner has found that 70% of Jamaicans do not feel that gay people deserve civil rights. The poll finally puts an approximate number on the number of …
R Kelly acquitted in child porn case
R. Kelly was acquitted of all charges on Friday 14 June after less than a day of deliberations in his child pornography trial, ending a six-year ordeal for the R&B superstar.
A visibly stunned …
Naomi Campbell gets community service
Naomi Campbell has been ordered to do 200 hours of community service over a bust-up with police at Heathrow’s Terminal 5.
The supermodel appeared in court and admitted to charges relating to …