The Dark Legacy of Compulsory Sterilization
America’s Eugenics War on Black Women’s Bodies (Early 1900s–1970s) In the shadow of the American Dream, a nightmare unfolded for thousands of Black women across...
Author : joe bodego
Remembrance Day?? – I don’t think so.
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November 11, 2025 – As poppies bloom and ceremonies unfold across the United States and Commonwealth nations, Remembrance Day (or Veterans Day in the U.S.)...
The Catastrophic Legacy of European Colonialism
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A Reckoning Through the Lens of Human Lives Lost A profound and unflinching argument takes shape when we confront the staggering death tolls inflicted by...
Lillian Lawrence
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The Forgotten Visionary Who Revolutionized Haircare With Light Lillian Lawrence, a brilliant African American inventor from Chicago, changed the history of beauty technology and phototherapy...
Shehu Shagari
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Nigeria’s First Executive President Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari (February 25, 1925 – December 28, 2018) was a Nigerian statesman, educator, and politician who became the...
Ghana Must Go – The 1983 Expulsion That Shaped West Africa’s Migration Story
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During the early months of 1983, a dramatic migration crisis unfolded in West Africa. Nigeria expelled over two million foreigners, including nearly one million Ghanaians....
Brenda Sykes
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A Trailblazing Actress of the 1970s Brenda Sykes was born on June 25, 1949, in Shreveport, Louisiana, the daughter of a dedicated postal worker, though...
A Taste of Honey
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The Disco Sweethearts Who Boogied Their Way to Stardom In the glittering haze of the late 1970s, when disco balls spun like stars in a...
Belton v. Gebhart
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The Delaware Precursor to School Desegregation In the annals of American civil rights history, few cases loom as large as Brown v. Board of Education...
Your Culture is Evil – No better than any other culture
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In the grand halls of Western academia and the polished drawing rooms of European capitals, there’s a persistent whisper—a smug assertion that European culture stands...