Ethiopia Created Coffee and Then Lost it to Others. But, Was it Stolen?
Key points: The Ethiopian Origins of Coffee: A Tale of Cultural Legacy and Lost Opportunities Ethiopia, a nation teeming with historical and cultural richness, is often acclaimed as the birthplace of coffee, one of the world’s most beloved beverages. Despite its significant contribution to global culture and economy, Ethiopia has not fully capitalized on the
Kamala Harris: Why Our Slow Human Evolution May Hold Her Back
Kamala Harris represents embodies three incredible achievements in one person. She is America’s first female Vice President, it’s highest ever ranking black and East Indian female politician. She is one person away from becoming the most powerful human on Earth. But, because of our slow human evolution, her path to the ultimate seat of power
Bomani Jones Accurately Predicted the the Fall of Crypto
On March 10 2022 Bitcoin had a price of $39,411.82, a year later it had sunken as low as $15,000 USD. On that day in March, the HBO presenter on his show, accurately predicted the fall of the crypto markets – months before it happened. Watch this sagelike piece he presented a year before the fall.
Superfund Sites in Poor Black Neighborhoods in America: a Crime Against Humanity
In America, Superfund sites have been found in many poor black neighborhoods, raising significant questions about environmental justice. Superfund sites are locations that have been contaminated with hazardous waste and designated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for cleanup. These sites contain contaminants such as lead, asbestos, and other toxic chemicals, which can
The World’s Most Famous Scientist is a Puerto Rican American
Since the death of Stephen Hawking, Neil Degrasse Tyson has emerged as the most famous scientist alive. He is an astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, and science communicator. Neil was of course born in America to black father and a Puerto Rican born mother. Tyson is most well known for his popular science works, such as the
Hidden Figures, a Film That Not Many Saw Coming is Set to Repeat It’s Chart Topping Run Again at the Box Office
The film about three black female scientists at Nasa in the 1960’s is set to top the North American Box office again. Hidden Figures is a movie biography of Katherine Johnson (Taraji P. Henson), Dorothy Vaughan (Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (Janelle Monáe) is expected to bring as much as $25.5 million over the Dr.
