From global warming to CO2 debates, climate change is a relevant topic that needs more discussion in media as to the researched causes – watch to learn more By BLENDED TV It is evident that the question of the formidable climate changes people are seeing and its origins are a constant fixture in news cycles...

By Wayne Muller Many people thought that classical opera in South Africa – regarded as a western, colonial art form that was the preserve of white people during apartheid – would die with democracy in 1994. Instead the opposite happened. Black singers emerged as the new stars and the format of opera began to be...

By Nicholas P. Simpson https://youtu.be/dwllG6TrpPw 2023 is highly likely to be the hottest year ever recorded. And climate change is to blame for one-quarter of the global population being exposed to dangerous levels of extreme heat. We need signs that countries are taking steps to address this. Specifically, we need climate action that helps us...

From the Georgia State House to the White House and for decades after, Rosalynn Carter was actively devoted to building a more caring society By Black Headline News ATLANTA, GA — Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, a passionate champion of mental health, caregiving, and women’s rights, passed away Sunday, Nov. 19, at 2:10 p.m. at...

In 1917, 19 Black soldiers were hung secretly without a trial by U.S. Army officials By Black Headline News This month, the U.S. Army publicly corrected a grave mistake that is eternally a part of our American history–it was on December 11, 1917 when one of the largest mass execution of American Black soldiers in...

By Gwen Ansell The history of South Africa’s struggle against apartheid (separatist white minority rule) is taught only through the broadest of brushstrokes in the country’s schools. So might music be a way to bring the story of one anti-apartheid activist alive for a new generation? And when that activist is a Black gay man,...