Banning drill music takes hope away from black British kids like me
Igrew up in Thornton Heath, south-east London. Although raised by a good family in a close community, I was exposed to
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Life
A single black dad shares his heartwarming adoption story
When I started travelling with him, people would ask me where his mother is. And it made me wonder: is
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Most Americans say the legacy of slavery still affects black people in the U.S. today
A U.S. House of Representatives committee plans to hold a hearing this week on the topic of reparations for slavery, the first
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106-Year-Old Woman Gives God All the Credit for her long life
A woman in Halifax County, North Carolina just celebrated her 106th birthday on June 5, and she attributes her amazing
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Nature or Nurture: Is Spirituality in Our DNA?
The human inclination to believe in supernatural beings such as gods, ghosts, angels, souls and spirits can be found throughout
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Ethiopian woman gives birth and sits exams 30 minutes later
A woman in Ethiopia has taken her exams in a hospital bed just 30 minutes after giving birth. Almaz Derese,
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To Decree or Not to Decree? That is the question… by Rev Stephen Brooks
Many people have adopted the practice of ‘decreeing and declaring in prayer’. This is the belief that Christians have the
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Book about the wrongful conviction of a black man wins Women’s Prize for Fiction 2019
A book about the wrongful conviction of a young black American man has won the the 2019 Women’s Prize for
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Suffering by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Let’s begin with the New Zealand mosque shootings. To fully comprehend that 51 people were killed and 48 wounded in
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I’m Exhausted From The Fear Of Existing While Black
I was learning to drive when the Sandra Bland case happened. Bland was pulled over in Texas for not signaling in
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Beyonce’s Homecoming celebrates black culture and education By Barrett Holmes Pitner
Beyoncé’s Netflix documentary Homecoming is much more than a film about the first black woman to headline the Coachella music
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‘We’re judged for being black’
Black footballers have recently spoken out about racism. But what’s it like for black men who aren’t famous? Four young
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‘I’m either too black or not black enough’
This article was written by Aries Brown, an 18-year-old African-American student at an international school in eastern Europe. It was
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Christians need help to rebuild their lives
Despite death threats to him and his family, Pastor Abdullah has bravely chosen to stay in Syria and turn his
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Growing up mixed-race
‘I’m from more cultures than you!’ One Culture: two generations, where we speak to British families and explore the differences
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