Sparrows of Senegambia: A Memoir

by Blog Contributor | Dec 14, 2022 | book recommendations, Political, Racism

Photo from Amazon Sampson, an emeritus professor of Black studies and public affairs, penned an emotionally gripping memoir in which he shares his reflections on family, history, and race. Dr. Charles Sampson’s memoir is a highly compelling story of six (6)...

American’t: The Corporate Plantation As Shared By King Bell

by Blog Contributor | Dec 12, 2022 | Historical Fiction, Racism

Photo by John Champion “American’t is the superlative that highlights my vexation when America disappoints me…” – King Bell. “Diversifying” is the crucial term for making sense of ethnic and racial links in the U.S. over the...

The Human Rights Challenges of Today’s Society

by Blog Contributor | Aug 14, 2022 | featured article, Racism

Photo by marco allasio: https://www.pexels.com/photo/grayscale-photo-of-a-person-holding-a-placard-with-sign-black-lives-matter-4688234/ In King Bell’s book about life as a black person, the author narrates about the struggles a black person constantly experiences in...

Sparrows of Senegambia: A Memoir

American’t: The Corporate Plantation As Shared By King Bell

The Human Rights Challenges of Today’s Society

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