Ramadan in Turkey: A Minute Separates Iftars in a Village on the Black Sea Coast
This article discusses the differences in iftar times during Ramadan in Turkey, highlighting a unique case in a village on the Black Sea coast where two communities are divided by a road but observe different iftar timings.
Local Elections in the Munich Region: "As a Black person, I contribute to diversity among the Black community"
Jeanne-Marie Sindani and Aida Al Sheikh, candidates with immigrant backgrounds in the Munich region, face challenges in local politics but are driven by their commitment to diversity and making a difference in their communities.
The Black Civil Rights Movement and the Rainbow Coalition
This article recounts the life and activism of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, highlighting his efforts in forming alliances across diverse communities.
Africville’s ‘eternal flame’ Eddie Carvery and the legacy he leaves behind
Eddie Carvery, the 79-year-old activist known for his protests related to the historic Africville community, passed away recently, leaving behind a significant legacy in the fight for recognition and justice for marginalized communities.
Reverend Jesse Jackson, a star of the American Black and civil rights movement, passes away... supported South Korea's democratization
Jesse Jackson, a prominent civil rights leader in the U.S., passed away at the age of 84, remembered for his advocacy for marginalized communities and support for South Korea's democratization.
Black Teeth: What This 2,000-Year-Old Beauty Ritual Means
A recent study explores the historical significance and cultural implications of the 2,000-year-old practice of blackening teeth in Southeast Asian communities.
Texas Democrat blasted for telling Latino, Black, Asian people to unite against 'oppressor,' 'take over' US
Texas Democrat Gene Wu faces conservative criticism for urging unity among Latino, Black, and Asian communities against their common oppressor in a resurfaced podcast clip.
New bushfires a stark reminder that Black Summer recovery still not over
Communities in New South Wales continue to face recovery challenges from the devastating Black Summer bushfires six years ago.
Rainbow staircase painted over with black-red-gold - Greens see 'a clear far-right statement'
A rainbow staircase in North Rhine-Westphalia was vandalized with black-red-gold colors, prompting strong criticism from the Greens who labeled it as a clear far-right statement against diversity and LGBTQ+ communities.
Legacy of the Black Panthers Evoked in Times of ICE
The article discusses the resurgence of the Black Panther Party's legacy amidst current struggles with systemic racism and police violence against Black communities in the United States.
Maryland church to issue reparations grants to 'build up Black communities' due to ‘systemic racism'
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland is launching a fifth round of reparations grants to help heal Black communities affected by systemic racism, with grants ranging from $25,000 to $50,000.