Indigenous people

Nov 124 min read

Denaturalisation and The Alien Enemies Act of 1798! Will Climate Migrants be Considered Enemies of The USA!

Will Climate Migrants be Considered Enemies of The USA? To address the question of whether climate migrants will be considered enemies of...

Nov 43 min read

Black Coral Inc: Efforts In Boston and Roatan Honduras!

Black Coral Inc. and Its Efforts in Boston the Caribbean and Honduras Overview of Black Coral Inc. Black Coral Inc. is an organization...

Nov 24 min read

Coral Reefs and Ocean Acidification

World’s Most Endangered Coral Reefs and the Consequences of Ocean Acidification Coral reefs are among the most biodiverse ecosystems on...

Nov 24 min read

The Human Scale of Climate Change Survivability

In the context of biology, a phenotype refers to the observable characteristics or traits of an organism, which result from the...

Oct 306 min read

Berbers, Moors, and Cowboys: The Impact of African Horse Breeders on the New World! Part 2

COWBOYS AND INDIANS? MIGRATION AND CLIMATE! The term “cowboy” has a rich albeit convoluted history that dates back to the 19th century in...

Oct 303 min read

Puerto Ricans might be the most concerned about climate change.

Overview of Concerns in Puerto Rico Recent studies indicate that residents of Puerto Rico exhibit a high level of concern regarding...

Oct 298 min read

Black Carthage: The Myth of The European Semite Race! Part 1

The term "Semitic" mainly denotes a linguistic and cultural classification linked to peoples from North Africa, encompassing groups like...

Oct 295 min read

C-15 the Secret of Strengthening Cells and Reversing Age Related Disease!

Natural Sources of C15 Fatty Acids prevent cellular deficiency syndrome in which weak cell walls allow iron into the cell killing...

Oct 276 min read

Climate Change and The Legacy of Colonialism in African Studies!

Colonialism, Climate, and African Global History... Why is truth hidden? Colonialism has had a profound impact on the environment and...

Oct 264 min read

Functioning Pineal Gland May Help People Deal with Climate Stressors!

Understanding Pineal Gland Functionality in BIPOC Individuals The pineal gland is a small endocrine gland located in the brain,...

Oct 202 min read

India Builds Green Air Conditioners To Combat Climate Change!

Overview of R290 Air Conditioners in India In India, there has been a notable transition towards utilizing environmentally friendly...

Oct 82 min read

The First Sailors: Black Sumer

The initial sailboats built by Sumerians had simple square sails on single masts, harnessing wind power for propulsion. Mesopotamian reed...

Sep 238 min read

Georgia's Indigenous Return Empowers Black Atlanta: The Capitol of The South!

Georgia is rapidly becoming a sanctuary for Afro Hispanics, Latinas, and BIPOC from various parts of the globe. Indigenous groups such as...

Sep 81 min read

Black Coral Mission 2024

Internships or Volunteers positions available for Boston MA. USA, and Roatan Honduras

Sep 81 min read

Pocket Villages: Efficiency Tiny Home Communities!

Across the United States, from Atlanta to New Hampshire, new neighborhoods of tiny homes are emerging to address the housing shortage.

Sep 51 min read

Bangladesh May Be Underwater By 2050...Where Do We Put 50 Million Refugees?

Climate Migration Threat May Be Unavoidable!

Aug 302 min read

Africa's Heroic Leader Ibrahim Traore, Battles To Green The Sahel!

Why Does France and The West Care So Much That Traore Is Stopped? Burkina Faso is doing what other African nations with greater resources...

Aug 272 min read

Global Population Decline Speeds Up!

Currently, human population growth is exhibiting an unexpected trend—it's faltering. It's conceivable that the global population may...

Aug 242 min read

Secrets of The Sonora Desert

The Hottest place on earth is closer than you may think, and the ancient people who live there may hold the answers to surviving extreme...

Aug 192 min read

New Study Proclaims World Population Will Drop to 6 billion: Majority Elderly

Throughout the remainder of this century, Africa is anticipated to be the sole world region experiencing significant population growth....