Global Black History

Culture by Editor February 22, 2016

Mozambique’s Economic & Political History I

Mozambique is a country on the south-eastern seaboard of Africa, and a tropical paradise with a somewhat turbulent history. Given its geography Mozambique is the gateway to Southern Africa and a major transportation network to transport goods into Zimbabwe, South Africa, Malawi…

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Black Family Matters for Black Wealth

A recent study in the United States showed that in 2012, a child living in a single female-headed family was four times more likely to be poor than a child living in a married-couple family. In 2012, among all children living in…

Culture Theories by Editor February 11, 2016

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Why Millet and Sorghum are Good for Africa

El Niño is bringing drier conditions to Southern Africa and an estimated 14 people in sub-Saharan Africa could suffer from hunger over the next few months. As the drought worsens food shortages might last well into 2017. Some of the worst affected…

America Culture Land Issues ReVision Society by Editor February 8, 2016

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Land Policy & Wealth Disparity in Africa & America #BlackWealthMatters

Ownership is the basis of capitalism so when the African-Americans slaves were freed from slavery part of their reparations were to be 40 acres of land and mule. These were essential to enable the former slaves to become self-reliant and build wealth.…

America Culture ReVision Society by Editor February 4, 2016

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The Truth About Black Economics under Ronald Reagan

While many Republican politicians use Ronald Reagan as the gold standard for what works, it is important for us to examine how his policies affected black people in America. As the infographic below shows, during the Ronald Reagan administration black income, poverty…

America Society by Editor February 1, 2016

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Black History 2016 #BlackWealthMatters

It has been said that the future belongs to those that create it. Sitting at the table of a technology business deal where the Americans who created it, the Europeans who had enhanced this technology, Asians who were manufacturing it and the…

Uncategorized by Editor January 28, 2016

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Africa’s Progress Towards Millenium Development Goals

Africans With Global Voices Gamechangers Society by Editor January 25, 2016

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Why Do White People Despise Blacks by Julius Malema

This article was originally published in South Africa's Sunday Times on January 10, 2016 There is no doubt that the recent social media posts by white supremacists referring to black people as animals and the uneducated, dirty masses are mere symptoms of an…

Gamechangers Theories West Africa World News by Editor January 21, 2016

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African Innovation: Battery Powered D-Box Ventilator

The World Health Organization (WHO) data shows that non-communicable and lifestyle diseases account for about 68% of deaths in high-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Many of these top killers include lower respiratory tract infections, tuberculosis, diarrhea and malaria which are preventable and…

Africans With Global Voices America Culture Gamechangers Politics ReVision by Editor January 18, 2016

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Martin Luther King Jr. & His Journey to Africa

Americans and black people around the world will this week celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Even though he was a notable civil rights leader in the United States, he also inspired many people outside the Americas including Africa. Genetic…