by Dylan Tejada Within the last week, it was brought to the media’s attention that a young black man named Richard Okorogheye had gone missing. His...

By Saffron Dusanjh “What will other people think?” For many South Asians, this question springs to mind when making any kind of decision – a decision...

On Saturday, August 28th 2021 The Gambian Community Nottinghamshire put on their yearly football tournament and family fun day

Despite Breast cancer being more common in White women, Black women in England are almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. Sherine Kheswa, Breast Care Nurse at Nottingham Breast Care Institute, is encouraging more Black women to come for their screenings.

By Rosie Vacciana-Browne The year 2020 was full of adversity, polarisation and isolation. But, in Tokyo 2020, diversity, unity and community reign supreme. Team GB have...

By Tiana Browne  Roller skating was born in the US around the 60s and 70s, it also paved the way for roller disco that began...

By Rosie Vacciana-Browne If you’ve logged in to a social media account anytime in the last 10-years, then it’s almost a given that at some...

by Dylan Tejada In our current world where social media thrives off its consumers and daily  users, as we know, a lot of young people...

By Saffron Dusanjh “What will other people think?” For many South Asians, this question springs to mind when making any kind of decision – a decision...

By Rani Ali https://www.youtube.com/embed/mXLS2IzZSdg?feature=oembed Following Dave’s memorable rendition of his own song ‘Black’, Ofcom received 309 complaints. These complaints were centred on his performance being racist...

By Jaya Gordon-Moore UK Drill Music is infamously known in British media as the epitome of the ‘black on black knife crime and gang violence...

COVID-19 has dominated the world news over the last year as well as almost every other aspect of peoples lives. India is no exception:...