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Turning down Dragon’s Den to make millions
Google’s black Founders fund ‘changed my life
With two thirds of Black people worried about their mental health, new poll shows that seeking professionalsupport can make a difference
Poverty rates among black children double over past decade
Celebrating Dorothy Dandridge: A Trailblazer Who Paved the Way
Love Across the Line: A Bold new Noughts and Crosses Reimagined for the Stage
The Fitzwilliam Museum’s groundbreaking exhibition
Smart, Stylish, and Full of Heart: A Boldly Reimagined Much Ado
Ola Ince: A Trailblazing Visionary Bringing The Crucible to Shakespeare’s Globe
Tinder, Hinge, Bumble… rinse and repeat. For us Black women navigating London’s dating jungle in our mid-twenties, these apps can feel like scrolling through...
A first-time entrepreneur has taken her afro haircare business from being valued at £125,000 on the BBC’s Dragons’ Den programme to over £3 million...
Google’s cash grants to black entrepreneurs have had a “life changing” effect on their ability to build businesses, one of the ten British founders...
A new poll by NHS England has found that two thirds(66%) of people from Black communities have felt concerned about their mental health in...
More than half of black children in the UK are growing up in poverty, new research has found. The number of black children living...
The end of the year is prime time for people to part with their hard-earned cash – Nicole Vassell looks at how we can...
It was just after midnight when Sonya Massey called 911 for help with what she feared was a “prowler” outside her home. Within an...
A statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oxford University will not fall after a change in government policy to protect contested monuments prompted a U-turn...
A leading British black rights campaigner was in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head, her fellow activists said last...
Naomi’s post declaring motherhood for the first time at 50 has left more questions unanswered that answered. How did this happen? Was there a...
Workers from ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to work in the hospitality sector and earn less than their white counterparts in those jobs,...
Two black Muppets, Elijah and Wes, have joined the Sesame Street cast with a mission to educate children about race and racism. The characters...
Germany’s leading ballet has agreed to pay its first and only black dancer €16,000 and to renew her contract after she complained of racism,...
Dr Helen Lawal & Dame Elizabeth Anionwu Millions of people in the UK have already received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination. Despite...
Structural racism in Britain is one of the reasons why black people have been disproportionately died from Covid 19, states London’s public Health chief....
