Estonia's 108th Birthday: Heili Sibrits: It was a black-and-white party under the blue sky
The concert for Estonia's Republic Day was one of the most unpredictable in recent years, blending simplicity with complex themes.
URMAS VIILMA ⟩ The Blue, Black, and White is our Conscience
Urmas Viilma, the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church, delivered a speech during the celebration of Estonia's 108th anniversary, focusing on the significance of the national flag.
Award-winning play 'Emaranhada' arrives in Belém talking about the self-esteem of Black children
The play 'Emaranhada', highlighting the self-esteem and empowerment of Black children, makes its debut in Belém, featuring a narrative centered around a young girl named Mavi.
Letters: Canadian identity? We just feel it
Readers express their views on Canadian identity, highlighting that while it may not be overtly displayed, there is a deep-seated sense of patriotism among Canadians.
HISTORY ⟩ The blue-black-white flag flew in Kohtla-Järve on the Republic's anniversary in 1961
The article recounts an event in 1961 where a young man paraded with the blue-black-white flag in Kohtla-Järve on the anniversary of Estonia's Republic.
Amy Hamm: Misgendering case an absurd waste of time and resources
An Ontario court has mandated a new hearing in a discrimination case involving Jordan Renae Thorne, a Black trans man, regarding the misgendering he faced at a medical clinic.
Joel Quayson in one word, one gesture, and one silence
Joel Quayson's exhibition "How Do You Feel?" explores the challenges of personal identity through his experience as a Black queer artist.
Conrad Black: In search of a distinct Canadian identity
Conrad Black discusses the quest for a unique Canadian identity and the implications of economic independence from the U.S.
Highlight of Brazilian children's theater, the award-winning play Emaranhada makes its unprecedented season in Belém
The award-winning children's play 'Emaranhada' by Amarilis Irani will perform six special shows in Belém, Brazil, from March 3-8, celebrating themes of identity and empowerment through the story of a Black heroine.
Munich Guitarist Geoff Goodman: From the Black Sheep to a Secret Star
Geoff Goodman, a guitarist born in New York, has become a unique figure in the Munich jazz scene after moving to the city 40 years ago.
Black Amazon: how Mangueira's plot seeks to expand the narrative about the forest
For Carnival 2026, the Mangueira samba school aims to highlight the Black identity in the Amazon by focusing on the legacy of Mestre Sacaca, blending cultural resistance with ancestral knowledge.
Was Don Lemon's arrest driven by bias? 'The View' hosts weigh in
Co-hosts of 'The View' discussed the notion that Don Lemon's arrest was influenced by racial bias due to his identity as a Black journalist critical of President Trump.
Businessman from 'The Black Swan' Charged with Money Laundering
A businessman featured in the TV 2 documentary 'The Black Swan' has been charged with money laundering involving 17 million kroner and VAT fraud for 6 million kroner, with a court lifting a name ban that previously kept his identity confidential.
Nadia Yala Kisukidi, philosopher: "Being black is the feeling of being very visible while being hyper-invisible"
Congolese-French philosopher Nadia Yala Kisukidi discusses the complexities of black identity and criticizes the dismantling of the equality struggle in the United States.
Elisavet Moutafi on her adopted son: He knows that I am not his biological mother, he says 'I am black'
Actress Elisavet Moutafi discusses her adopted son, revealing that he understands she is not his biological mother and identifies himself as black.