Charles Frederick Page (1864–1937) was an African American inventor, entrepreneur, and community leader whose remarkable achievements in aviation and civic development have been largely overlooked...
The Ludlow Massacre, a tragic event in American labor history, occurred during the Colorado Coalfield War. This confrontation between striking coal miners and forces aligned...
A Historical Perspective on Whiteness and Economic Exploitation The illusion of returning manufacturing jobs is a topic deeply intertwined with the historical patterns of economic...
European Hate Groups and the Absence of Retaliation in African Communities Hate groups and organizations have long been a stain on human history, often emerging...
A Masterpiece Engineered in Africa The greatest invention ever made is undoubtedly the human body. And where does this unparalleled marvel originate? Africa. The human...
Why Whiteness Struggles to Exist in Peace The fascination with war and destruction lies at the heart of the historical narrative surrounding “whiteness,” the dominant...
In recent years, anti-immigration rallies and political movements have gained momentum across Europe. Protesters march through streets, bearing slogans about protecting borders and preserving national...
The Paradox of Embracing Black Culture While Perpetuating Hatred One of the most perplexing aspects of racial dynamics in America is what can be described...