Six Ancient African War Weapons
By: Priscilla Wiredu Africa is a continent filled with diverse cultures, people, traditions, and different ways of life. Africa embodies a reputation that is known for creating unique weapons during times of war before the colonial era. These weapons were also used for other activities such as grazing, traditional ceremonies, and events of prestige. There […]
The Africville Museum
By: Priscilla Wiredu Black Canadian history is important with respect to remembering the struggle of Black Canadians trying to make a living for themselves in a country that is assimilated, marginalized, and alienated into small spaces. The Africville Museum acts as a token; an exhibit that is forever stilled in time that perfectly encapsulates the […]
‘Black is Beautiful’ – A Cultural Movement
By: Priscilla Wiredu Black history is not solely recognized for its innovation or how many inventions are accredited by Black inventors, meaningful to society. It is a prime example of confidence, resilience, and a drive to achieve success. One of the most important aspects of Black history is the praise and awareness of self-love. Black […]
Black Business and Professional Association
By: Priscilla Wiredu When it comes to discussions centered around business and professionalism, Black people continue to face challenges when finding the proper connections. They also lack trust in their partnerships, coupled with other racial barriers within the workplace. However, through hard work and initiative, there are focused organizations that cater towards providing resources for […]
The Canadian Black Scientists Network
The Canadian Black Scientists Network By: Priscilla Wiredu An infinitude of Afrocentric establishments is assembled to empower Black people to follow their academic interests and pursue Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). These coalitions aim to elevate, visualize, celebrate, and connect like-minded Black individuals to transform the standard of science across Canada and the world. […]
Rosemary Brown: A Canadian Political Icon
By: Priscilla Wiredu Black Voice focuses on the impact Black people have contributed to the world in intellectual ways. Their legacies and contributions do not go unnoticed as we aim to facilitate modes of inclusion among various policies and community discussions. Their ability to use their skill, voice, and mind inspire the Black community to […]
The Genius Behind: The Boondocks
By: Priscilla Wiredu On November 26, 2005, Writer and Cartoonist Aaron McGruder debuted a show that would change the way America views Black culture. The Boondocks, originally a comic strip by McGruder, tells the story of Huey and Riley Freeman, two adolescent Black boys who leave the southside of Chicago to live with their retired […]
Reverse Racism: A Harmful Myth
By: Priscilla Wiredu In 2020, Gerber announced that the face of their products will be named after a Black baby named Magnolia Earl. Not only did Earl make history as the first Black baby to represent Gerber’s company, but also the first adopted baby to be their spokesperson at only one year old. Magnolia’s proud […]
BlackOwnedTO: The Black eBay for Toronto Black businesses
By: Priscilla Wiredu In today’s savvy business world, Black businesses have unique, safe-space networking that can ensure inclusivity and the chance for local businesses to grow. BlackOwnedTO is an example of a successful platform that showcases Black businesses. BlackOwnedTO is a start-up shop in Scarborough Town Centre selling products from local Black entrepreneurs. Founded by […]
Token Black: How one Black person passes the diversity test
By: Priscilla Wiredu South Park is an American adult comedy cartoon that has aired on TV for over 25 years. America has accredited the show’s success due to its brilliant controversial take on prevalent issues, current events, and clever commentary towards people. Its characters have earned a credible reputation for themselves. Eric Cartman, an obese […]