The minister promises an investigation into whether the language inspector's statements about Roma and Black people cross the line
The Lithuanian Minister of Culture has announced an investigation into the language inspector's comments regarding Roma and Black individuals, questioning their appropriateness.
The Black Route of Malasaña and Chueca in the 80s: 'At first, it was all hash, but then heroin came. It was a drug theme park'
The article explores the history of drug use and nightlife in the Malasaña and Chueca neighborhoods of Madrid during the 1980s.
Lithuanian Culture Minister Summons Language Office Chief for Justifying Racist Language
Lithuania's language inspectorate chief, Audrius Valotka, is called to explain his recent statements endorsing the use of derogatory terms towards Black and Roma communities.
Why Yothu Yindi’s 'black Elvis' turned his back on wild rockstar life
Witiyana Marika, co-founder of Yothu Yindi and known as 'the black Elvis', reflects on his journey from rockstar to cultural steward, rooted in his Indigenous heritage.
The Inquisition no longer dresses in black, now it is colorful
The article discusses the decline of Hollywood careers due to accusations and public condemnation, using examples like Kevin Spacey and Fatty Arbuckle.
On Saturday, blue-black-white flags will wave in honor of the mother tongue and Estonian literary culture
On Saturday, Estonia celebrates Mother Tongue Day alongside the 225th anniversary of Kristjan Jaak Peterson, with all public institutions and households encouraged to raise the national flag.
Black man who murdered girlfriend gets reduced sentence partly due to his race
Everton Downey received a lighter sentence for the second-degree murder of his girlfriend, influenced in part by an assessment of his race and culture.
Violinist Daana Teekel considers Estonia open and friendly: I grew up with minced meat, potatoes, and sauerkraut
Violinist Daana Teekel discusses her experiences as a Black person in Estonia and her musical aspirations during an interview on the show 'Öhtu!'.
Trebizond as seen by Karkavitsas – A tour of the city of Pontic Hellenism
The article explores Trebizond's historical significance to Greek culture and its depiction through the works of author Andreas Karkavitsas.
Black clouds over the famous chef. 'I apologize to those I have harmed'
René Redzepi, the acclaimed chef behind Noma in Copenhagen, faces serious allegations concerning the workplace culture at his restaurant.
STATISTICS REVEAL ⟩ See which Baltic capital has the most expensive coffee
A study conducted in the cafes of the Baltic capitals revealed significant differences in coffee prices, evaluating nearly 300 cafes across the three capitals for both black coffee and milk-based coffee drinks.
Culture at the Gulf: Under Black Smoke
The US and Israel's attack on Iran has destabilized the cultural scene in the Gulf, impacting museums, galleries, and art fairs.
We are making history, says Erika Januza, who plays an African queen in 'The Nobility of Love'
Actress Erika Januza discusses her role as an African queen in the new Globo soap opera 'The Nobility of Love,' which aims to portray black characters in a positive light.
Hot experiences in the late winter in Lääne-Viru County
The article highlights the discovery of Estonia's oldest village sauna and recounts a passionate story from the heart of the Black Lady that ended tragically with a gunshot.
Alicia Keys, the Queen of R&B Who Changed the Rules of Black Music on Stage with Ramazzotti
Alicia Keys, a pivotal figure in R&B and black music, has celebrated significant achievements and influence in the genre, sharing the stage with Eros Ramazzotti in Sanremo.
Luke Combs’ brutal response to ‘liberal’ labels: ‘Why do we all care?’
Luke Combs criticizes political labeling and discusses his experiences with backlash from both liberal and conservative sides regarding his stance on racism and culture.
'Joy is also politics': antiracist bloc celebrates black culture and ancestry in Sorocaba
The Antiracist Movement of Sorocaba is hosting the first antiracist carnival block in Sorocaba, Brazil, aimed at celebrating Afro-Brazilian culture and fostering social mobilization.
Who was Nelson Maleiro, a multifaceted artist and black protagonist of the Salvador Carnival
Nelson Maleiro was a pivotal figure in the Salvador Carnival, renowned for his multifaceted artistry and his role as a prominent black performer from the 1950s to the 1980s.
The Black Legend and Other Clichés that Made Us Believe 'Spain Is Different': "Franco's Spain Relished Its Uniqueness"
The article critiques the lasting stereotypes and misconceptions about Spain's uniqueness that arose during the Franco era, reflecting on various cultural and historical events.
'The Black Village is': Afro theme marks Vila's carnival after controversy with Paulo Barros in 2025; understand
The Unidos de Vila Isabel samba school is set to feature an Afrocentric theme for the 2026 carnival, reconnecting with its cultural roots after a recent controversy.
Saulo Fernandes pays tribute to Black braider Jhô in his outfit at the Salvador carnival
Singer Saulo Fernandes honored the Black braider and entrepreneur Jhô by wearing a shirt with her name and photo during the Salvador carnival.
Among Stars, Witches, and Orixás: See How the First Day of Parades in SP Went
The first night of the São Paulo Carnival showcased seven schools in a dazzling display of culture and heritage.
Lazzo sings in a VIP box and celebrates black culture: 'You have to put your foot on the ground to feel the roots'
Lazzo Matumbi performed at the Carnaval in Salvador, emphasizing the importance of black culture and ancestry through his music.
'There is not just one way to be black in Brazil': after criticism of Portela's theme, Gaúcha writer defends the relevance of the black movement in RS
Luana Carvalho defends the significance of black culture in Rio Grande do Sul in response to criticisms of the Portela samba school's Carnival 2026 theme honoring Afro-Gaucho culture.
Negritudes Globo will take members of musical projects to perform at Expresso 2222 during the Carnival in Salvador
Negritudes Globo announced its initiative to showcase black culture by bringing musical project artists to perform at Expresso 2222 during the Carnival in Salvador.
Malê Debalê Afro Block Contest Elects Black Man and Woman 2026 in Salvador
Kennu Alves and Dandara Akotirene were elected as Black Man and Woman 2026 in a contest held by the Malê Debalê Afro Block in Itapuã, Salvador, celebrating black cultural pride and history.
Current Lexicon: What are Black Painter?
The article discusses the term 'black painter' in the context of political language and its connection to the art of Pierre Soulages.