Soft Power and Sacred Futures: Kerry James Marshall’s Diasporic Vision
Kerry James Marshall’s The Histories unfolds at the Royal Academy as a meditation on Black history, intimacy, and the futures still being shaped.
THERE IS BLACK IN THE UNION JACK: HOW UNDERGROUND ARTISTS ARE REIMAGINING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BRITISH
As England is swept by a wave of flag-fuelled nationalism, a new generation of Black British underground artists is reshaping what belonging and identity mean.
DIANE ABBOTT’S 1987 CAMPAIGN
Diane Abbott’s 1987 campaign defied racism, party resistance, and intense pressure. By boldly putting her identity at the forefront and mobilising her community, she made political history as Britain’s first Black woman MP.
OLAMIDE OLOWE ACQUIRES BREAD: A POWER MOVE THAT WILL RESHAPE BLACK BEAUTY
Olamide Olowe is redefining Black ownership by acquiring BREAD through her new holding company. This move signals a shift from founder to powerhouse — proving Black creators can scale, lead, and own the future of beauty.
HUMANISING YOUR BRAND: HOW TALA FOUNDER GRACE BEVERLEY DOES IT
Grace Beverley’s success shows the power of showing up, building community, and sharing the real journey behind a brand. From putting a face to her business to highlighting her audience and being transparent about the process, her approach offers key lessons for any modern creator or entrepreneur.
INSIDE RUNPAC: HOW A RUN CLUB IS REVOLUTIONISING COMMUNITY MARKETING
Run clubs are reshaping modern marketing, showing that real connection, not traditional campaigns, is what truly drives engagement. RUNPAC proves that when people gather around shared passions, community naturally fuels loyalty, authentic partnerships, and meaningful brand moments.