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Black Cat Vol. 04 No. 01 October 1898, The by Various

The Black Cat (1895-1922) was a monthly literary magazine, publishing original short stories, often about uncanny or fantastical topics. Many writers were largely unknown, but some famous authors also wrote original material for this magazine. The first issue of Volume … Continue reading

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Red and the Black, The by Stendhal (1783 – 1842)

It is a brave author indeed who gives his hero as many flaws as Stendhal bestows upon young Julien Sorel, an ambitious young carpenter’s son turned priest who secretly models his behaviour after the heroics of Napoleon, in an era … Continue reading

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Library named after first black BBC radio producer

The community named the library after the Jamaican trailblazer, Southwark Council says.

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Skepta: I’m bored of the black James Bond narrative

The grime artist says his debut film is the backstory of a “hitman who works for the secret service”.

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Cómo «Black Cake» caribeño puede ayudar a la región a superar su traumático pasado

«Las estructuras eurocéntricas que invocaban un sistema de racialización no desaparecen porque decidamos que no existen» Foto de Black Cake, postre navideño tradicional caribeño, tomada de la receta Guyanese Black Cake de la abuela Irma en 2020, utilizada con autorización. … Continue reading

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How Caribbean ‘Black Cake’ can help the region transcend its traumatic past

‘Eurocentric structures that invoked a system of racialisation do not disappear because we decide they do not exist’ Originally published on Global Voices Photo of Black Cake, a traditional Caribbean Christmas dessert, taken from Grandma Irma’s Guyanese Black Cake recipe … Continue reading

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