Black Table: A Documentary of Resilience, Revolt and Community at Yale

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action, the Tribeca Film Festival’s 2024 Spotlight Documentary, “Black Table,” illuminates the experiences of the largest Black class at Yale University in the mid-1990s. Against a backdrop of racial tension and societal upheaval, this powerful film captures how these students forged a supportive community […]

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International African Child Day: Barbara Gwanmesia Births Batazia and the Quest for Universal Knowledge Access in Africa

In 2020, a startling revelation about language barriers in global online bookstores led to the creation of Batazia, an ambitious project aimed at revolutionizing access to knowledge in Africa. When the world’s largest online bookstore refused to sell three ebooks Barbara Gwanmesia had translated into isiXhosa, isiZulu, and Kiswahili due to a lack of language […]

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Call to Action: Prioritize Education for Every African Child

In 2024, we stand at a pivotal moment for the future of African children. Bold and Beautiful Magazine International calls upon governments, communities, and individuals across the continent to make education a priority for every child of African origin, regardless of their situation, abilities, or disabilities. Education is not a privilege but a fundamental right. […]

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Thousand Cheers to Duchess Bolaji Odunuga: A Phenomenal African Queen Taking the Wave of Transformation in Black Community Across the World

As the world celebrates another milestone in the life of Bolaji Odunuga, CEO of Duchess and Duke International Magazines, IT Security Analyst, Entrepreneur, Mother of three handsome boys, and Rotarian, it’s impossible not to recognize the outstanding impact she has made in her various roles. A True Leader and AdvocateDuchess Bolaji, the 70th and first […]

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Nnimmo Bassey – Nigerian Environmental Activist Raising Awareness on the Eco-suicide Crimes.

Renowned and rentless environmental activist, Nnimmo Bassey, craves a world where nature is nutured and man’s incessant cruel waste disposal becomes a thing of the past in Nigeria. The Akwa Ibom native is in constant ecological battles with entities’ activities and biodegradable products dumped just about anywhere. He believes it is indeed a time to […]

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Arthur Robert Ashe Jr.: The Hand That Smashed Color Barrier In World Tennis, Fought Apartheid and Won Grand Slams

On July 10, 1943 Arthur Robert Ashe Jr. was born to parents Arthur Sr. and Mattie C. Ashe in Richmond, Virginia. His interest in and learning of tennis from an early age happened partly because his father got a job at Brook Field in 1947. They lived in a house located on blacks-only 18-acre park […]

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The Amazing Oprah Winfrey at 70; From Young Talk Show Host to Media Billionaire

Oprah Winfrey is an american media mogul born January 29 1954, with giant strides in the media world celebrates her 70 years in a unique style filled with deep resonation and empowering intonations on the global stage. She has many feathers on her cap which includes talkshow host, movie actor, producer and director. Starting her […]

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Rhasidat Adeleke: Meet Nigerian-Irish Sprinter Blazing and Shattering European Records with Ease

Nigerian sprinter, Rhasidat Adeleke, born 29 August 2002 in Dublin, is one of the rising sprinters representing Ireland and is the first Irish woman to break the 50-second barrier in the 400 metres. She currently holds six Irish national records – 60m indoors, 200m indoors and out, 300m indoors and 400m indoors and out. Adeleke, […]

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