South Africa: Zanele Muholi - Queer South African Visual Activist Cements Their Global Influence
Zanele Muholi, a prominent South African visual activist, focuses on amplifying the experiences of Black lesbians and trans individuals through their impactful photography.
Deputy who did blackface and claims to be white received R$ 1,593 from fund for black people
State Deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro received R$ 1,593 in public funds for her 2022 campaign while identifying as parda, a classification aimed at increasing representation for black candidates.
The example of Jesse Jackson for Brazilian blacks
The article reflects on the legacy of Jesse Jackson and the political and social challenges faced by Black Brazilians, heightened by recent events at public commemorations.
Book by Rosane Borges confirms the power of black women in Brazil
Rosane Borges's work explores the representation and visibility of black women in Brazil, advocating for critical awareness and reflection on their societal roles.
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.
The Pontic Armenian Federation: When Pontians and Armenians Attempted to Establish a Joint State in the Black Sea
The article discusses the Pontic Armenian Federation's initiative in 1919 to form a national representation for Pontians in Paris to advocate for their rights post-World War I.
Black trainees have changed the face of the newsroom and amplified voices at Folha
Since the launch of its exclusive training program for Black journalists in 2021, Folha has seen a significant increase in the representation and employment of Black trainees within its newsroom.
See photos of the Mocidade Alegre parade, champion of Carnival 2026
Mocidade Alegre celebrated its victory in the 2026 Carnival by honoring actress LΓ©a Garcia, showcasing a theme centered on black representation in Brazil.
Jesse Jackson 'proved that a black man could be a serious contender for the White House'
Jesse Jackson's presidential campaigns set a precedent for African American candidates in the U.S.
Keir Starmer blasts Reform's 'racist rhetoric' as MP doubles down on ads rant
Keir Starmer criticizes Reform MP Sarah Pochin for her remarks on the representation of Black and Asian individuals in advertisements, accusing her party of promoting racist rhetoric.
Mocidade Alegre: see the plot and sing the samba
Mocidade Alegre celebrates actress LΓ©a Garcia with the plot 'Malunga LΓ©a - Rhapsody of a Black Goddess', highlighting her pioneering role and contributions to black representation in Brazil and beyond.
Michael FranοΏ½a criticized the erasure of black people on Brazilian TV
Columnist Michael França criticized the predominantly white imagery that dominates television in Brazil, highlighting low representation and biased roles assigned to black individuals.
Isobel Hadley-Kamptz: The fact that the world's most beautiful woman is black gives right-wing men a political infarction
The article discusses the reaction of right-wing men to the representation of beauty as being associated with Black women, which they perceive as a historical distortion.
None of Mamdaniβs Deputy Mayors Are Black. It Has Become a Problem.
The absence of Black deputy mayors in Mayor Mamdani's administration has sparked concerns and discussions about representation and inclusivity.
Stephen A. Smith fires back at Joy Reid, Jasmine Crockett accusations, says they should be 'ashamed'
Stephen A. Smith responded to accusations from Rep. Jasmine Crockett and Joy Reid, stating they should be ashamed for claiming he attacks Black women and speaks negatively about Black people for profit.
A Supreme Court ruling could bring historic drop in Black representation in Congress
The Supreme Court's decision on a significant redistricting case regarding the Voting Rights Act may lead to an unprecedented decrease in Black representation in Congress.
Traitors race row as I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas says black women 'can't win'
Scarlette Douglas spoke out about ongoing issues of race on 'The Traitors' after two black women were voted off first, sparking discussions on representation in reality TV.