Cultural theorist Kodwo Eshun defines Afrofuturism as a practice to establish the historical character of Black culture by bringing African peoples into a global history denied to them.
From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: Why Song Rights Sales Are Booming
Many music superstars are selling their song catalogs for hundred-odd-million sums. What's behind the megadeals?
Trial of 100-Year-Old Man in Germany: Why Nazi War Crimes Take So Long to Prosecute
The man is charged with “knowingly and willingly” assisting in the murder of 3,518 people as a former SS guard at Sachsenhausen concentration camp.
Small Town Girls, an Intimate Portrait: ‘The Freedom to Put on Chappals And Walk Away’
On the ease of walking off into a consistently expanding and contracting world.
‘Doxxing’ Activists Dole Out Virtual Justice for Lebanon Collapse
With no one jailed over Lebanon's financial collapse and the probe into last year's Beirut port blast suspended, digital activists say naming and shaming politicians is more crucial than …
A Deficit of Over 1 Million Teachers in Schools in India: UNESCO Report
India needs an extra 11,16,846 teachers in schools, as per the current status of the student-to-teacher ratio.
Spreading a Message of Hope, This T-Shirt Has Been Travelling Around the World
A 24-year-old event manager initiated 'Project HOPE' to spread a message of hope and positivity across the world in tough times.
Loneliness and Ageing in a New Age
The older generation is now planning road trips and outings together; they are happy to invest in community living and value freedom.
Jugglery
'There is poetry in math, but our children are trained to learn both poetry and maths by rote.'