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Inspiring unity and justice through historical reflection What is Emancipation Day? Why is it important? Emancipation Day marks the...

Welcome to our illustrated Roots and Routes series exploring Black cultures around the world. The series is both a celebration of cultural diversity and a platform to smash the Black monolith stereotype. This illustrated series reflects our aim to foster greater respect for the global Black identity. We do this through challenging misconceptions, promoting inclusivity and inspiring dialogue with easy to understand visual and graphic representation. You’ll discover a treasure

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Image from Wix Media Father's Day is a celebration that underscores the vital role fathers play in nurturing and supporting their families. In an effort to ensure those fathers who feel neglected at times are fully given their due, this particular Father’s Day we’re highlighting the often overlooked but crucial contributions of Black men in breaking barriers and empowering their women and families. With such pressures to perform, support, and contribute, we also recognize the

Image via umbertobattista, Pixabay Also known as the International Day of the African Child, African Child Day falls on Sunday, June 16 this year. While providing an important avenue to celebrate African children's potential and advocating for their rights and development, African Child Day will only be lip service if the systems underlying the continued exploitation of African children remain intact. In this article, we will explain the roots and goals of African Child Day,