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Protestors for Black Lives Matter at the US Embassy in London in June 2020

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By Elijah Jones

The black community in the U.S

I know this is a conversation that has constantly been talked about, but it is so heartbreaking that discrimination in America is still a very big thing. The black community in America is facing so much, and every day you sign into your social media account, there’s always a story. The other day in TikTok, […]

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By Saar Ba Khan

What’s so great about London. And not. – Black Cabs

Black Cabs easily make my list of London’s Seven Wonders. Black cabs are everywhere to be found. They are fast. They are highly comfortable. And of course, the drivers are dazzlingly knowledgeable. I do love the moment I step into the back of the cab effortlessly, keeping nearly horizontal as if into a horse carriage. […]

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By Vanessa Waithera

How Social Media Can Ruin Your Motherhood Experience

I didn’t want to share my bump photos on social media, partly because I knew my mother’s distant relatives followed me (and everyone knew I wasn’t married), but I remember feeling remote and lonely every time I saw boisterous photos of mothers holding their baby bumps high with pride, I felt sorry for myself. I […]

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By Gregg Stebben and Ilya Ponomarev

Does Putin have to Die: Interview with Ilya Ponomarov Episode 6

This article is the transcript of a live ‘interview’ show done regularly by journalist Gregg Stebben and Ilya Ponomarev, the only member of the Russian Parliament to vote against Putin in the annexation of Crimea and now a Russian dissident and Ukraine supporter. Please excuse any transcript errors in this article. Gregg: So I’m gonna […]

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By Jim Jorgensen

California Storm Chasing – Mendocino Style

Almost every year in January, my wife and I spend a long weekend at the Heritage House, on the coast just south of Mendocino California. This is a rugged section of the northern California coast with lots of cliffs, caves, and small beaches in the coves. We ‘discovered’ the Heritage House about 15 years ago. […]

By George Wilson

How do we get more black coaches in Pro Sports

It does not have to take you years or centuries to notice this because it is a common occurrence. Take a minute this weekend to watch the National Football League. The most likely observation is the presence of a few black players led by a white coach. The assistant manager is also likely to be […]

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By Frederick Davis

Prince Harry denies he and Markle ever accused the royalty of racism. Is there racism in the royal family or not?

So back in 2021, the tabloids had a field day when Meghan Markle and Harry (prince of Wales) did an interview with Oprah Winfrey and opened up about how racist the royal family is. She has had a difficult time since joining the family because of the bias she was usually subjected to due to […]

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By Zawadi Atieno

Best Travel Apps every Traveler Must Have

We live in an era that is dominated by the internet and technology, and many transactions are carried out online via various apps and websites. In this regard, when it comes to planning and vacationing many travelers tend to weigh their options online. There are hundreds, if not tens of apps that are very useful […]

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By Jay Knight

People Do Not Change

First, let me say that this is an exaggeration. People change all the time.  The problem is that very often they do not change the way you want them to. Missing this point can lead to spending time with, even marrying, the wrong people. If your boyfriend is rude and it bothers you a lot, […]

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By Paul Harris

Limitations to Sports Development

You will agree with me that there has been a massive development of various types of sports. Exposure, technology, advanced and intensive research, and, most importantly, opportunities to participate have all contributed to this. Football, basketball, and netball were the only most famous types of sports that were well recognized and prioritized three decades ago […]

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By Douglas Gruehl

“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery?” More Like an III-Fated Whodunnit Without the Who!

I understand what Rian Johnson was trying to do and that was try my patience for caring! First, don’t start the movie by creeping me out with a Zoom call featuring the late Angela Landsbury and the later Stephen Sondheim. I know the film was in the can before their demise but really? The film […]

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By Alexandre Gourevitch

How did they do it before the suitcase got invented!? “To what do we owe the pleasure of this visit?” great innovations of all times in travel

Packing for a trip means packing a suitcase, right? Well, not always. Or to put it differently, the suitcase was not always around. And who invented it? Louis Vuitton is generally credited for it. He was a young man then, in the 1850s. Famous already, as he held a job as an official trunk-maker and […]