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Beloved – Toni Morrison: Slavery’s Systems of Survival and Pain

Through Toni Morrison's haunting narrative Beloved, we uncover the calculated systems that slavery built to destroy not just bodies but minds and souls. From the weaponisation of motherhood to the inheritance of trauma, these systems created patterns of survival that continue to echo through generations long after chains were broken.

Transgender Athletes in Sports: Striking a Balance Between Fairness and Inclusivity

This thought-provoking post delves into the complexities surrounding transgender athletes in sports, examining the debate between fairness and inclusivity. Discover the history of transgender athletes, the current controversies, and potential solutions to strike a balance. Gain valuable insights into the physiological aspects and the importance of empathy in navigating this sensitive issue.

Diversity in Higher Education: The Milestone of Cambridge University’s Youngest Black Professor

Celebrate the milestone appointment of Jason Arday as Cambridge University's youngest Black professor. This post explores the importance of diversity in higher education, the persistent challenges of underrepresentation, and the steps institutions can take to foster more inclusive environments. Discover how Arday's achievement inspires aspiring Black academics and highlights the need for greater diversity in leadership positions.

Are Prominent Black Figures Responsible For Black People? Kwasi Kwarteng

This thought-provoking post examines the controversy surrounding Kwasi Kwarteng and the expectations placed on prominent black figures to represent and support their communities. It explores the complexities of race, politics, and individual responsibility. It discovers the impact of negative stereotyping and the importance of celebrating achievements while allowing room for personal growth and diverse perspectives.

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl – Harriet Jacobs: Sexual Abuse In Slavery

In this harrowing account, Harriet Jacobs shares her experiences as a slave, shedding light on the horrific reality of sexual abuse endured by countless enslaved women. Through her incredible courage and determination, Jacobs fights for her freedom and that of her children, offering a powerful testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of unimaginable cruelty.

Jubilee – Margaret Walker: Better Future For My Children

This powerful post, based on Margaret Walker's novel "Jubilee," tells the inspiring story of Vyry, a mixed-race slave who dreams of a better future for her children. Through unimaginable hardships and the cruelty of slavery, Vyry's unwavering spirit, kindness, and faith shine through, offering a poignant testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

Drawbridge Britain – Enoch Powell: Racial Intolerance Should Be Taught To Children

This thought-provoking post reflects on the life and views of controversial British politician Enoch Powell, as presented in the book "Drawbridge Britain." Discover why teaching children about racial intolerance and accepting diversity is crucial for creating a more inclusive and tolerant society.