Why History of the Black Matters Source: NPG The black history month started in 1915 to honor the lives of those who fought for emancipation from slavery. To commemorate the lives of popular blacks like Martin jr King and Rosa Parks, and even down to the silent lives of Emmett Till. In this article, we...
Babatunde Yusuf Raimi Student In the heart of Massachusetts, Babatunde Yusuf Raimi, hailing from the historic town of Iwo in Osun State, Nigeria, has become a beacon of inspiration and a testament to the transformative power of dedication, education, and community involvement. Occupying the role of a student member within the NPG community, Babatunde's experience has been nothing...
United Nations General Assembly UNGA 79TH side event. Harnessing The Power Of The Diaspora: The Right To Vote At the United Nations General Assembly UNGA 79TH side event, Kay Anifowose was a featured guest speaker on News Central’s Town Hall Series at new York, where he represented the NPG Community in a discussion centered around the theme...
