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Gwatidzo: I want to make a difference in children’s lives
United Kingdom-based social entrepreneur Nyasha Gwatidzo says her motivation is to make a difference in children’s lives as much as possible. Gwatidzo (NG) spoke about her passion when she appeared on ...
Paul Theroux: ‘The business of identity, cultural appropriation and pronouns harms the imagination’
The travel writer and novelist on ignoring woke politics, smoking opium in Afghanistan and the book that broke his marriage ...
Celebrate Black History Month in Cincinnati at these local events
February is Black History Month, and there are various events taking place in Cincinnati to celebrate the occasion.
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Five inspiring Black Canadian authors you need to add to your reading list
To mark Black History Month, Now Toronto is spotlighting five Black Canadian authors whose works explore the nuances of the Black experience.
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Empowering Children to Resolve Their Own Issues
Parents are often quick to step in to resolve issues for their children. Sometimes it might be in the child's best interest ...
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One Hundred Murders Staged as Suicides
A murder staged as a suicide is the second most common staging scene and one that can easily be missed. Here are some lessons I've learned after researching over 100 of them.
‘The Tree of Authenticity’ Is a Cinematic Essay About Congo’s Colonial Past and Ecological Significance
Photographer and visual artist Sammy Baloji discusses his International Film Festival Rotterdam Tiger Competition entry, the importance of sound, and the Pier Paolo Pasolini adaptation he is hoping to ...