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Miriam Makeba: Mama Africa
Become a singer despite the apartheid The kid who became the muse of Pan-Africanism in songs could have missed out on her own destiny. Flashback on a young Makeba locked behind apartheid’s barbed wire. Uzenzile: “You can only blame yourself” If you want to sweep the...
Miriam Makeba: Mama Africa
Become a singer despite the apartheid The kid who became the muse of Pan-Africanism in songs could have missed out on her own destiny. Flashback on a young Makeba locked behind apartheid’s barbed wire. Uzenzile: “You can only blame yourself” If you want to sweep the...
Afro-Futurism
While the idea of extended reality (XR) may evoke traditions of cyberpunk dystopias, at this year’s Sundance New Frontiers, five Black storytellers were leading a shift to place cultural memory and ancestral knowledge at the center of designing collective futures....
Engineering the Future
A woman smiles for the camera, leaning against a backdrop with inspirational quotes Virtue Oboro, who co-founded Tiny Hearts Technology and developed Crib A’Glow, a solar-powered crib that treats jaundiced newborns with phototherapy. Soon after her son, Tonbra, was...
