The Mali Federation was a short-lived attempt to unite French-speaking West African colonies after independence. Formed in 1959, it included Senegal and the Sudanese Republic (now Mali). The ...

Sara Raza, who is also the space's first artistic director, has big plans to reach young people, inspired by her time at ...

Assata Shakur was hardly the only radical of the 1960s and '70s who became a hero to the academic Left, trading bombs and ...

Thanks to Marxist historians, Americans are told that slavery in the 18th and 19th centuries was centered around the United ...

Political activists have recruited Christian musicians to sell policy, and Christian musicians have used their concerts to ...

With around 1,800 accredited museums in the UK, we have chosen our favourites for your next culture-filled day out ...

As South Africa moves toward the 2026 local government elections, the stakes could not be higher. The proliferation of political parties reflects both the dissatisfaction of citizens and the ...

Fndings show deepfakes have risen by 1,200 percent in the last year, with fake voices, images, and videos appearing ...

Bucknell University professor Benjamin Barson is a finalist for the Museum of African American History (MAAH) Stone Book Award. Barson, a musician, composer and historian, is the author of “Brassroots ...

The “No Music For Genocide” campaign is not an isolated gesture of indignation; it is a cultural intervention that reopens an ...

At a time when the political climate is affecting the arts, a Georgia museum celebrates West and Central African art.

A new exhibition at the Bodleian Library in Oxford explores John le Carré’s conscience – his personal, political and ...