2 hours agoMember-onlyUnderstanding The Colonized MindTo understand the colonized mind, it is essential to recognize the early experiences that shape an individual’s worldview. For Kanye West, his troubled family life played a significant role in shaping his perspective. Raised primarily by his mother after his parents’ divorce, West openly acknowledged the impact this had on…Kanye West2 min readKanye West2 min read
19 hours agoMember-onlyRich and Alienated From the Black CommunityBlack Capitalism holds a certain allure for individuals struggling to survive within the capitalist system. The promise of economic independence and self-sufficiency resonates with many, offering a sense of empowerment and autonomy. Jay-Z, in his song “Family Feud,” expresses the sentiment that two billionaires from the same hue are better…Black Capitalism3 min readBlack Capitalism3 min read
19 hours agoMember-onlyThe Hate That Hate Produced: Exploring The Myth of Racism in ReverseIn recent years, the concept of “reverse racism” has gained traction in public discourse, fueled by the belief that there are instances where black individuals exhibit racist behavior towards white individuals. However, a closer examination of this notion reveals that it is flawed and often used to undermine the legitimate…Racism3 min readRacism3 min read
19 hours agoMember-onlyLegislation Alone Can’t End RacismRacism is a deeply ingrained social issue that persists in societies around the world, despite efforts to combat it through legislation and policies. …Race2 min readRace2 min read
19 hours agoMember-onlyIs Monogamy Eurocentric or African?Monogamy, the practice of having only one spouse or partner at a time, has been a topic of debate in recent years. Some argue that monogamy is a Eurocentric concept, while others believe it is a universal human behavior. Monogamy has been practiced by various cultures throughout history. In African…Africa2 min readAfrica2 min read
1 day agoMember-onlyNavigating the Digital Landscape: Safeguarding Against the Risk of CyberattacksTypes of cyberattacks Cyberattacks come in various forms, each with its own unique methodologies and objectives. One common type is a phishing attack, where cybercriminals use deceptive tactics, such as fake emails or websites, to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information like login credentials or financial data. Another prevalent form of cyberattack is…Technology4 min readTechnology4 min read
1 day agoMember-onlyThe Emergence of the Social Construct of RaceThroughout history, humans have recognized physical differences among individuals and groups. However, it is important to note that these…Race1 min readRace1 min read
1 day agoMember-onlyBlack and Asian: The Case of Naomi OsakaBiracial individual often times find themselves being caught between two worlds. These experiences are often different for each individual. Some individuals comfortable fit into one world rather than the other. Others comfortably fit into both worlds. Others still find themselves rejected by one or both of these worlds. Naomi Osaka’s…Biracial4 min readBiracial4 min read
1 day agoMember-onlyWhite South Africans Are Not African: The Difference Between Race and NationalityIn recent years, there has been confusion surrounding the classification of white South Africans, particularly in terms of their racial identity. Some individuals mistakenly refer to white South Africans as African Americans, assuming that the term “African” simply refers to anyone from the continent of Africa. …South Africa3 min readSouth Africa3 min read
1 day agoMember-onlyIs Marxism Eurocentric?Marxism has long been a subject of debate and criticism, with one of the common critiques being its alleged Eurocentrism. Critics argue that Marxism, developed by a European thinker, Karl Marx, is limited in its applicability to the struggles of non-European societies, such as Africa. Marxism emerged in the 19th…Marxism2 min readMarxism2 min read
