Awareness continues to be raised through social media day-by-day with posts not only emphasising the inequalities faced in the USA but also the United Kingdom.
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Support #BlackOwnedBusinesses Locally and Globally
In the past month hundreds have been gathering to Twitter to share business owners and their brands through the hashtag #BlackOwnedBusinesses.
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Kings and Queens: 5 Black Historians you may not have learnt about
Pain and inferiority are the only concepts projected to young minds making their way through the education system in this country as it pertains to Black History.
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The Dirty Vegan Takeover at Dirty Bones Soho
Whilst I don’t have the most extensive vegan palate… or in fact any at all, who in their right mind would turn down a free dinner in Soho?!
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Black History Month – Inventors
14HQ will be paying homage to some of the inspirational and brilliant male and female minds of past, present and future – here we give a salute to innovation, honouring a few groundbreaking feats by historic innovators.
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ICONS – Black Excellence
How do you define black excellence? For me, it’s a black person who has inspired everyone around them, and more importantly, the culture.
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Banksy: Genius or Vandal?
Those familiar with the mystery man’s work know to expect satire, sarcasm, irony and parody. Those who are not, will leave with a crash course in social commentary
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Sharing a brief insight into the neurotic mind
Unfortunately, my mind likes to make me feel bad. I’m prone to strong neurotic thoughts more often than I’d like. I’m pleased to say, not as much as I used to, thanks to hard work and therapy.
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We’re all just people
For the vast world, escape is a necessary force in opposition of the rigidness of day to day living. Escape is where another world of possibility lives. Escape becomes imagination, escape can be physical, spiritual, and psychological.
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Brexit, who does it affect the most? Part 2: Germany & France
Large doubt in the first few months following the UK’s referendum could slash “Germany’s GBP by up to 0.4% points, while the Eurozone’s economy could lose 0.2% points in the same time span” a study concludes.
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