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SUCULTURE started the topic "Hierarchy of Racism" – Should Diane Abbott have been suspended? in the forum Black Feminist Perspectivespinned post
“Hierarchy of Racism” – Should Diane Abbott have been suspended?

Background:
To respond to the ongoing the Diane Abbott furore it is important to provide some historical context.
In June 2021 a Texas House Bill [3979], and its companion bill — Senate Bill [2202] were signed into law. It is one of the many nationwide, and t…Read More
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SUCULTURE started the topic A new wave of consciousness: Rise of The Obidients. in the forum Academia, Scholarship & Researchpinned post
A new wave of consciousness: Rise of The Obidients.

In the summer of 2020, there was a rise in the Black Lives Matter [BLM] movement in the United States [a decentralized political and social movement] which initially began as a campaign to combat police brutality towards African Americans.
Despite the protests subsiding,…Read More
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Charlotte started the topic Naomi Osaka: 'It's O.K. Not to Be O.K.' in the forum Sportspinned post
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Charlotte started the topic Hair Love. in the forum Tot's & Mum'spinned post
Psychoanalytic
theory and film?!

The pioneering scientific study by renowned psychologists, Kenneth and Mamie Clark, provides a blueprint on how the fundamentals of representation and inclusiveness contributes to the development of the conscious qualities, confidence, and self-identification in African American children.
Repr…Read More
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SUCULTURE started the topic Slaves, or Enslaved. Merchants, or Scoundrel. Saints, or Sinners. in the forum Academia, Scholarship & Researchpinned post
Introduction and timeline
Ancient Africa was not isolated from the old world.
Historical and archaeological research provides a firm understanding of the ancient trans-saharan trade, from approximately 4000 B.C (long prior to the 1st century C.E; and described as beginning with the age of African metallurgy in the case of Senegal),…Read More
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The African Monetarist replied to the topic The Cost of Aspiration: College Affordability, Student Debt, and the Black Gen-Z in the forum Gen Z and Millennials
Student debt disparities are not accidental market outcomes, but predictable consequences of historical and contemporary policy choices. Financial aid systems remain bureaucratically complex in ways that privilege students with familial institutional knowledge. This asymmetry functions as a hidden curriculum, where cultural capital determines…Read More -
Charlotte started the topic The Cost of Aspiration: College Affordability, Student Debt, and the Black Gen-Z in the forum Gen Z and Millennials
The Cost of Aspiration: College Affordability, Student Debt, and the Black Gen-Z Wealth Trap.
Abstract:
For Black Gen-Z, higher education remains one of the most trusted pathways to economic mobility; yet it has also become one of the most efficient mechanisms for reproducing racial wealth inequality. Black students borrow more,…Read More
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The African Monetarist replied to the topic From Paris to Lagos: How French–Nigerian Collaboration Is Shaping the Next Era in the forum Music
@genztalks I totally agree!What’s unfolding between Paris and Lagos is more than a run of potential chart-toppers — it’s cultural power in motion. For decades, France functioned as a gateway for African music into Europe. In 2026, the direction of travel has reversed. French producers are now coming to Lagos to learn pace, instinct, and emoti…Read More
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SUCULTURE started the topic From Paris to Lagos: How French–Nigerian Collaboration Is Shaping the Next Era in the forum Music
From Paris to
Lagos: How French–
Nigerian
Collaboration Is
Shaping the Next
Era of Afrobeats.

For more than half a century, musical ideas have travelled back and forth between France and West Africa—through vinyl records, migration, radio waves, nightclubs, and now streaming algorithms. In 2026, that long conversation ent…Read More
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Julian Cole replied to the topic A House That Paints Back: Inside Kehinde Wiley’s Lagos Sanctuary in the forum Architecture
This article deepens my understanding of Wiley’s practice beyond the canvas – framing the Lagos residence not merely as a backdrop for his work but as an extension of it; and situating this thoughtfully within Nigerian/African architectural traditions. - Load More Posts

