...is a music and movie review podcast by Africans for Africa, Africans and people of African descent.
Abusers have evolved, using digital media and artificial intelligence to perpetuate new forms of gender-based violence. We discuss why young Africans should become advocates for safer online spaces in this podcast episode. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Cynthia Umeh for Shades of Us
Cyberbullying, the use of digital platforms to harass, intimidate, or harm others, is a growing concern. We discuss why young Africans should become advocates for mental well-being, champions of online kindness, and supporters of those in need in this podcast episode. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Chad Madden on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that drug avoidance and violence prevention are keys to development. In lesson eleven of our 12-part series, we explore why young Africans must recognize the perils of drug addiction.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Jonathan Gonzalez on Unsplash
Fans Don't Pay by Sam Obafemi is a practical guide that dismantles the myth of online fame translating to income, teaching creators how to convert raving fans into loyal, paying allies using systems, strategy, and self-awareness. We discuss this book on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Fans Don't Pay Image: Ubis
Police is a song by Kizz Daniel featuring Nigerian artist Johnny Drille and Grammy-winning Beninese singer Angélique Kidjo, released as the lead single from his highly anticipated album, Uncle K. We discuss this song on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Police by Kizz Daniel featuring Angelique Kidjo and Johnny Drille Image: Music Crown
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that resilience and adaptability are keys to development. In lesson ten of our 12-part series, we explore resilience as the capacity to withstand and recover from challenges faced by African youth.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Brett Jordan on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that leadership and responsibility are keys to development. In lesson nine of our 12-part series, we explore why young Africans should lead with honesty, transparency, and integrity.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Kiana Bosman on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that financial literacy is the key to development. In lesson eight of our 12-part series, we explore the importance of long-term financial planning, including saving for retirement and building generational wealth.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: micheile henderson on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that environmental stewardship is the key to development. In lesson six of our 12-part series, we explore why young Africans should be at the forefront of climate action.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Andreea Munteanu on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that gender equality is the key to development. In lesson seven of our 12-part series, we explore why young Africans should be aware of the intersectionality of gender with other forms of discrimination, such as race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Christian Lendl on Unsplash
A Conspiracy of Ravens by Othuke Ominiabohs is a tale of love and hate, patriots and traitors, and of heros and villains set in Nigeria's Niger Delta. We discuss this book on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: A Conspiracy of Ravens Image: The Black Boy Review
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that entrepreneurship and innovation is the key to development. In lesson five of our 12-part series, we explore why entrepreneurship and innovation are the engines of progress for Africa's youth.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: RDNE Stock project on Pexels
Stand Up is a ballad co-written and performed by Cynthia Erivo for the end credits of the biographical film Harriet, in which she plays Harriet Tubman. We discuss this song on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Stand Up by Cynthia Erivo Image: LA Times
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that critical thinking matters. In lesson four of our 12-part series, we explore why the ability to dissect these issues critically is essential. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: notorious v1ruS on Unsplash
‘An Evening with Silk Sonic' is the debut studio album by the American musical superduo Silk Sonic, which is composed of the singer-songwriter Bruno Mars and fellow singer and rapper Anderson .Paak. We discuss this album on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Bruno Mars Image: The Crimson
Insecure is an American comedy-drama television series created by Issa Rae and Larry Wilmore. We discuss this TV Show on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Official HBO Image: Rotten Tomatoes
A major lesson for young African youth is the reminder that education is empowerment. In lesson three of our 12-part series, we explore why education empowers individuals to become leaders, advocates, and agents of transformation. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Annie Spratt on Unsplash
A major lesson for young African youth is a call to preserve and cherish indigenous knowledge. In lesson two of our 12-part series, we explore why African youth need the preservation of our indigenous knowledge to drive positive change across the continent.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Ian Macharia on Unsplash
Ada Omo Daddy is a 2023 Nigerian family-oriented comedy-drama that revolves around a woman whose world unravels when her biological father appears before her wedding, challenging her loyalty to the man who raised her. We discuss this movie on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Endowed Media TV Image: 36ng
Embracing cultural diversity means actively engaging with the world around us. In lesson one of our 12-part series, we explore why African youth need to embrace cultural diversity to drive positive change across the continent.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Womanizer Toys on Unsplash
Violence against women has become a disease that has been permitted to stay. We discuss why must reiterate that women are human beings first and, thus, equal to men.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Torrans Mayorquin on Pexels
Men tend to hold higher positions in many societies, especially in countries like Nigeria, where patriarchy is widespread. We discuss why gender equality can only be achieved when everyone comes together to challenge the status quo. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Edmond Dantès on Pexels
In Western Africa, more than 60% of women experience some form of violence or harassment in their lifetimes. We discuss why this has weakened our societal and family institutions, causing widespread distrust between men and women.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Noah Denhe on Pexels
Workplace harassment and violence against women remain a pressing issue worldwide, cutting across industries, professions, and cultural divides. We discuss why collective action is needed for a future of dignity, safety, and equality in the workplace.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: ANTONI SHKRABA production on Pexels
Women in Africa face a range of challenges when it comes to accessing quality healthcare, and power outages only exacerbate these challenges. We discuss why improving access to reliable electricity can ensure that African women in Africa give birth safely and with dignity.This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Meshack Enock MWAKIBUJA on Pexels
It is easy to think that being the change means you have to do something big or dramatic. We discuss why real change starts in the small, often unnoticed moments. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: Photo by Teddy tavan on Pexels
Victims of domestic violence often struggle with feelings of isolation and shame. Breaking the silence is a vital step toward healing. We discuss why sharing your experiences with someone you trust can bring clarity in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: White Gold Photography on Pexels
Homecoming is a 2024 Nigerian drama film that depicts the journey of Dieko, a young woman determined to carve out her path amidst life's relentless challenges. We discuss this movie on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Bimbo Ademoye TV Image: Bellanaija
Ifineme is a contemporary song by Nigerian singer and songwriter Morravey. It was released in 2024 as a single. We discuss this song on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Ifineme Image: Kelxfy
A chilling aspect of ritual killings is their connection to the illegal organ trade. Ritualists often harvest organs from their victims, which are then sold on the black market. We share what we can do to stop these wanton murders in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further.Facebook: Shades of UsTwitter: Shades of UsLinkedIn: Shades of UsInstagram: Shades of UsWebsite: Shades of UsVlog: Shades of Us AfricaImage: TREEDEO.ST on Pexels
Addressing maternal mortality in Africa is not merely a health challenge: it is a moral imperative that demands our unwavering commitment. We share what we can do to stop maternal mortality in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Ayo Adams on Pexels
This Year is a contemporary song by Nigerian gospel artist, Rotimi Keys. It was released in 2024 as a single. We discuss this song on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: This Year Image: Rotimikeys on Instagram
The widespread use of toxic chemicals in beauty and personal care products not only threatens individual health but also undermines global efforts to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We share why this needs to stop in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Heyy Kazz on Pexels
There is a widening gap between the rich and poor: as if the gap wasn't wide enough already. Soon enough, we may not have a middle class in this country, and the poor will have even worse straits than they do now. We share why this needs to stop in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: yahaya ahmed on Pexels
Something Like Gold is a 2023 Nigerian drama film written by Adaeze Ibechukwu and directed by Kayode Kasum. We discuss this film on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Something Like Gold Official Trailer Image: Something Like Gold Official Trailer
Cyberbullying is a pervasive issue in today's digital age, with far-reaching consequences for mental health. The constant harassment and humiliation inflicted online can erode a person's self-esteem and sense of worth, exacerbating existing mental health conditions or precipitating new ones. We share why this needs to stop in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Muhammad-Taha Ibrahim on Pexels
Storytelling is a great tool to address socio-economic issues in society. Shades of Us uses storytelling to educate our community about sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). We share how we do this in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Cynthia Umeh and Aborah Love
At Eight is a book by Maranatha Abutu, a writer, author, and podcaster who lives in Abuja with her plants. The book tells the story of a woman who learned that the female genital mutilation that was done to her has ripple effects down the line. We discuss this book on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us Twitter: Shades of Us LinkedIn: Shades of Us Instagram: Shades of Us Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: At Eight Image: Amazon Books
The Mechanics of Yenagoa is a 2020 novel by Nigerian-Canadian writer, Michael Afenfia. We discuss this book on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Take A Bow by Rihanna Image: Actor Spaces
The Mechanics of Yenagoa is a 2020 novel by Nigerian-Canadian writer, Michael Afenfia. We discuss this book on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Take A Bow by Rihanna Image: Masobe Books
Boo of the Booless is the debut studio album of Nigerian singer Chike. It was released on February 14, 2020. We discuss this album on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Take A Bow by Rihanna Image: Rolling Stone Africa
If we were trained properly by our parents and the nation is still a mess, how much more horrible will this nation be if children are not properly trained? Would basic respect be stripped in public and shamed to the gory delight of all onlookers? We share more in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Seth Doyle on Unsplash
Sex is still the most exciting topic to talk about: from the loud guffaws of Casanovas to the muted whispers of belles, sex cannot be easily shrugged off. Parents need to start spilling the truth because every lie their child discovers on their own reduces their credibility as parents. We share more in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Womanizer Toys on Unsplash
The consequences of restricted access to reproductive health services are starkly evident in maternal mortality rates. This disparity is exacerbated in states with stringent reproductive health laws, where access to comprehensive care is limited. We share more in this podcast. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Gayatri Malhotra on Unsplash
Rape is a crime against the humanity of the victim. Sometimes, these victims become survivors. Other times, they never heal from the trauma. However, at no time is a rape the fault of the survivor. It begs to be repeated. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Mika Baumeister on Unsplash
In many African countries, maternal mortality rates remain among the highest globally. Addressing these challenges is not just a matter of health equity but a fundamental human rights issue. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Polina Koroleva on Unsplash
We share why mental health services help foster an inclusive and encouraging work atmosphere. This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Inside Weather on Unsplash
Why do Africans go to other countries when they are not wanted there? Why risk mob action, police brutality, racial or xenophobic discrimination, robbery, and even death? This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you want to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Photo by Siviwe Kapteyn on Unsplash
Shirley is a 2024 American biographical drama film written and directed by John Ridley. It depicts the 1972 presidential run of Shirley Chisholm, who was the first Black woman to be elected to the United States Congress. We discuss this film on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Take A Bow by Rihanna Image: Netflix
There are many overwhelmed mothers raising one too many children. How can we get parents to space their birth so they are better able to deal with raising each of their children properly? This conversation was first posted in article form on the Shades of Us blog. You can read it – and other articles we have written – by visiting shadesofusafrica.org. At the end of this podcast, there are ways to reach us if you would like to discuss this further. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us Vlog: Shades of Us Africa Image: Photo by Audy of Course on Pexels
Heavy Is the Head is the second studio album by British rapper Stormzy. It was released on December 13, 2019. We discuss this album on this episode of Shades of Us: The Review. Facebook: Shades of Us. Twitter: Shades of Us. LinkedIn: Shades of Us. Instagram: Shades of Us. Website: Shades of Us YouTube: Shades of Us Africa Credit: Take A Bow by Rihanna Image: British GQ
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