15-Year-Old Black Girl, High School Senior Wins Global Math Competition
Published on the Black News on 23rd March 2021 The winner of the 2021 Global Open Mathematics competition was Faith Odunsi, a 15-year-old Nigerian high school student at …
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Meet Kim Janey, Boston’s First Black Female Mayor
Written by Stephen A. Crockett Jr. Published on 23rd March 2021 Kim Janey was elected Mayor of Boston on 24th March 2021. Janey will be the first African American …
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This Black Woman from The Projects of South Philly Built a Million Dollar Real Estate Portfolio at Age 30
Written by Charlene Rhinehart Published on 21st March 2021 Ayesha Seldon is the owner of over forty properties in America. She shares her story of coming from a …
Hits and misses running through the Bulldozer’s colourful ruling style
Written by Aggrey Mutambo Published on 22nd March 2021 President John Magufuli passed away on Wednesday 24th March 2021. He was considered a controversial political figure in African …
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School’s Out: Torrential Rains Wipe Out Bridges, Students’ Access to Education
Published on The Tennessee Tribune on 23rd March 2021 Edited by Judith Isacoff and Matthew B. Hall In Zimbabwe, hundreds of children in rural areas cannot attend …
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White headmaster made Black son kneel during apology
Published on the AFRO – The Black Media Authority on 24th March 2021 A white headteacher at a Catholic school in New York forced a black pupil to …
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HBCU students unite to combat ‘period poverty’ on campus
Written by Savanna Samuels Published on 25th March 2021 “Period poverty often gets sent on the backburner, but we need to bring everything to the forefront because until …
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Mary Terrell: Co-Founder of National Association of Colored Women
Published on the Black Star News on 22nd March 2021 Mary Church Terrell was an educator, activist and the co-founder and first President of the National Association …
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Low fruit, vegetable intake in sub-Saharan Africa triggers alarm
Written by Pauline Kairu Published on 12th March 2021 In a report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of United Nations (FAO), only two thirds of the world’s population …
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