Sunday Poem: ‘Half’ by Olivier Gbezera
Half white half black Half this half that Half shit half crap So this so what Half white half black Half right half…
Narratives
Poem: Cosmic Echoes by Poetzee
When I was young, I found myself running Running from the shade that plagues my skin If I ran hard enough the plague would…
Peckham to the Pompidou: Tommy Evans Meets British Nigerian Artist Yekinni
British-Nigerian visual communicator and all-round renaissance woman Yekinni talks to Tommy Evans about her signature approach to the Afropean experience, ambience and aesthetic, and…
Sunday Poem : ‘Voyage’ by Adebe DeRango Adem
they say the voyage is life, that every long journey begins with a first step life is about steps about building new skies…
Transracial Adoption – No Longer a Black and White Issue
N.b. This article is based on research conducted by the author for an undergraduate dissertation entitled ‘A Political Minefield: Transracial Adoption Policy and the…
The Traveller: An Ode to Earl Klugh
It is the late 1980s. I’m a child in Tokyo, spending quiet weekday afternoons wandering modern and sparsely populated department stores, whilst my Dad…
The Top Ten Black Goalkeepers of All Time
I remember hanging out with some friends at a local football centre (Pitz Super Soccer, Sheffield) once, and one of the older teams needed…
A Blend of Two Worlds – Afropean in The Gambia
Gambia is a place that is on the move. With a past haunted by slavery, colonialism and corruption, Nat Illumine searches a West African…
Flanders to Rwanda: ‘Going Back To Where I Came From’, then Returning Home Again
I come out of two different places. One I know all too well, the West of Flanders. It’s a place known for incomprehensible dialects,…
Rap Francais: France and the Art of Storytelling
Apocraphe has been an active part of the UK Hip Hop scene since 1997 as an MC and event organiser, and set up the…