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flat 70’s Artist Fundraiser is supporting emerging marginalised talent [@_flat70]
flat 70 the non-profit arts organisation is hosting an artist’s fundraiser at the South London Gallery on July 26th to celebrate three years of programming. The fundraiser will run until August 23
Reframe: The Residency Exhibition – A Response to Climate Crisis
The Southbank Centre is hosting an exhibition to empower the UK’s next generation of Black creatives. The immersive show, Reframe: The Residency Exhibition, features climate-focused work by 77 Black and Black mixed
BBC’s ‘A New Generation of Nigerian Royalty’ explores the interconnection of faith and power
BBC’s latest audio-documentary, ‘A New Generation of Nigerian Royalty,’ hones in on the lives of Nigeria’s young kings and queens. These Gen Z royals are beginning to disrupt the status quo of
GRL SWM Is Empowering More WOC to Swim
Swimming is widely known as a White and elitist sport. In fact, according to Sport England, 95% of Black adults and 93% of Asian adults do not swim. The risk of drowning,
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Wait…Am I Toxic? podcast’s sensational live debut wows audience [@waitamitoxic]
If you haven’t heard of Fola and Rukiya, get to know them. The self-proclaimed accountability babes are making massive waves in the UK podcast scene and putting their stamp on where it matters. The two
Black Seed raises £5M to invest in Black British founders
Only 0.24% of venture capital funding in the last decade has been allocated to Black founders. Regarding Black women founders, the figure drops to 0.02%. This disturbing figure makes Black Seed, a community-led
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Mous Lamrabat x WhatsApp There’s No One Like Us Campaign [@mouslamrabat] [@whatsapp]
WhatsApp has been a cornerstone of diasporas since its inception. With over 2 billion users, the app easily connects people worldwide, regardless of age, location, accessibility, bandwidth, or literacy. To celebrate the cross-cultural
Adobe’s new AI integration ‘Firefly’ is game-changing for all creatives
If you can dream it, Adobe can help you generate it. With its newest release, Firefly in Adobe Illustrator, creators can prompt an AI model to create and modify content with precision,
Puma’s Paris Slipstream Takeover is pushing basketball culture back into Europe
Ahead of Paris fashion week, Puma launched its highly anticipated Slipstream BBall silhouette shoe through its show-stopping live basketball exhibition event in partnership with America’s beloved Charlotte Hornets basketball player Lamello Ball. On
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New Black-owned sparkling wine company Severan [@SeveranWines] is filling a gap in the industry
For an iconic birthday party or a date night-in, popping open a bottle of sparkling wine must evoke that unbeatable sense of celebration. Now, the world of sparkling wines has been welcomed
5 Queer South Asian Collectives you should know about
Before the British colonized South Asia and bought colonial morality, South Asians championed gender and sexual fluidity. Call it redemption because today, London is home to some of the best South Asian
Meet WB Group: The Ghana Based Production House Championing African Creatives
In a dynamic world where creativity knows no bounds, the impact of representation cannot be overstated. WB Group, a pioneering Ghanaian-based production company, is set to revolutionize the way Africa’s finest talents