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 ‘Recognition, responsibility, and restitution’: Ghana presents historic reparations push for Africans and Black Americans

For centuries, the transatlantic slave trade has been treated as history — a horrific chapter to be memorialized but not rectified. Last week at the United Nations General Assembly, Ghana’s president, John Dramani Mahama, forced the world to confront that fiction, calling the trade “the greatest crime against humanity” and demanding reparations on behalf of Africans and their descendants worldwide. Mahama announced plans to submit the first formal motion calling for reparative justice through a global body. The proposal challenges […]

todayOctober 9, 2025 2

Music

Why Black Music Month is an important piece of American History

Celebration pulses through the air in June as you explore into the depths of the rich tapestry of Black Music Month. This annual observance not only honors the trailblazing contributions of African American musicians but also serves as a vital reminder of how Black music has shaped and influenced the very soul of American culture. From jazz and blues to hip hop and R&B, this month is a time to reflect on the resilience, creativity, and power of Black artists […]

todayJune 19, 2024 3