Popular Culture: Conversations that matter

A popular culture hub for the issues, events, and cultural moments shaping our world right now. In this category, we delve into the deeper aspects of popular culture, examining the impact of fast fashion, the effects of over-tourism, the significance behind global awareness days, the release of influential books, and evolving narratives within Black culture and beyond.

From headlines to hashtags, Popular Culture dives into the conversations that spark change and reflection. Here, you’ll find thoughtful commentary, critical reviews, and stories that connect the personal to the political — because culture isn’t just what we consume. It’s what we live, question, and carry forward.

Bookshelf: The untold story of Viola Fletcher: The oldest woman to publish a memoir

In the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma, lies the painful and forgotten history of the Tulsa massacre, also known as the Black Wall Street massacre. It was an event that shattered the lives of countless Black …

Get ready for Notting Hill Carnival 2023: A vibrant celebration of culture and community

Notting Hill Carnival is a renowned annual event celebrating London’s vibrant Caribbean culture and diversity. As the biggest community-led street celebration in the world, it brings together …

The Windrush generation’s legacy: A pioneering fintech app inspired by pardna

Seventy-five years ago, the Windrush Generation brought a unique financial tradition to the UK. This practice, known as “pardna,” was an informal, community-based financial solution born …

Kardashian mysteries and stardom unveiled: Study sheds light on eccentric search queries

Digital Rainmaker, a renowned SEO and Digital Marketing Agency, has recently published an intriguing study, delving into Kardashian-Jenner-related search queries and exposing unique details about the …

Emmett Till’s accuser Carolyn Bryant is dead

Carolyn Bryant Donham died on 25 April 2023, aged 88, in Westlake, Louisiana. Her death marked the end of a life inextricably linked to one of the darkest chapters in America’s racial history. …

Families dealing with probate can get free legal advice from a network of UK solicitors

Dealing with the death of a loved one is almost incomprehensible to those who haven’t experienced this kind of loss themselves. The grief and sense of loss can leave you at such a low ebb you …

Unlocking doors: Start your business career, even with a disability

The world of business can be intimidating to enter, especially for individuals with disabilities. Widespread misconceptions about abilities make it more challenging for adults with disabilities to …

Celebrating understanding and visibility on Transgender Awareness Day

Transgender Awareness Day, observed annually on 31 March, is a day dedicated to celebrating the lives of transgender people, raising awareness of the discrimination they face, and honouring the …

Bookshelf: A new book inspires people to connect with nature

Author James Farrell, a passionate environmentalist and coach, wrote Being In Nature, a book of simple, science-based practices that will help readers feel happier and healthier by connecting with …

African and Caribbean eCard range available at Hope Spring

Hope Spring eCard, the charity ecard platform that raises funds exclusively for Hope Spring Water charity, has launched a dozen new eCards. On their website, under the title black eCards, they have …

International Women’s Day – Embrace Equity

International Women’s Day is a global celebration of women’s achievements and progress in various areas. International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March every year, and it …

Bookshelf: There Goes the Neighbourhood by Jade Adia

If you’re looking for something to read this month, consider reading There Goes the Neighborhood by Jade Adia. The book is a raised fist against the destructive forces of gentrification and a …