forin. blow my but listen now. Hey, what are you colored.A term recently that made headlines on a global stage when local South African musician Tyler was asked, "What are you?" And she responded, "Colored." There was an emotional outrage by the African-Americans. HOW DARE YOU. BECAUSE AS we know that term in the United States holds a derogatory insult towards Africanameans.While there was an outrage in the United States by black people, some of us down here felt proud. We felt seen. We suddenly felt heard. ...

Cyprus leader calls for frank discussion on 'colonial' UK bases https://t.co/pxfzWd7O61 ...

France returns sacred 'talking drum' looted during colonial rule to Ivory Coast https://t.co/c5dEvt9V1L ...

THE FOOTBALL WAS SLOW, BUT THE FIREWORKS CAME WHE SINGER BAD BUNNY WENT ON OFFENSE IN THAT LIVELY HALFTIME PERFORMANCE. THE PUETTO RICAN SUPERSTAR TOP THE CHARTS IN 2025 SO MANY PEOPLE ALREADY KNOW AND LOVE his music clearly. But the halftime show brings the largest audience of the year.So there were certainly some people introduced just now to why Bad Bunny is so beloved in so many countries. This performance showed his dance skills, vocal range, a penchant for celebrating others from those salutes to the ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The sun never set on the British Empire, and neither did its poor understanding of the foreigners it tried to govern. Now its elites understand neither the foreigners nor the British themselves. They think native Britons and former colonial subjects are just so many interchangeable economic parts. They invite willy-nilly the denizens of the subject cultures they never understood, millions of Trojan horses full of the unknown, and as a result the former Empire is now colonizing Bri ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The sun never set on the British Empire, and neither did its poor understanding of the foreigners it tried to govern. Now its elites understand neither the foreigners nor the British themselves. They think native Britons and former colonial subjects are just so many interchangeable economic parts. They invite willy-nilly the denizens of the subject cultures they never understood, millions of Trojan horses full of the unknown, and as a result the former Empire is now colonizing Bri ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The sun never set on the British Empire, and neither did its poor understanding of the foreigners it tried to govern. Now its elites understand neither the foreigners nor the British themselves. They think native Britons and former colonial subjects are just so many interchangeable economic parts. They invite willy-nilly the denizens of the subject cultures they never understood, millions of Trojan horses full of the unknown, and as a result the former Empire is now colonizing Bri ...

The sun never set on the British Empire, and neither did its poor understanding of the foreigners it tried to govern. Now its elites understand neither the foreigners nor the British themselves. They think native Britons and former colonial subjects are just so many interchangeable economic parts. They invite willy-nilly the denizens of the subject cultures they never understood, millions of Trojan horses full of the unknown, and as a result the former Empire is now colonizing Britain itself.European nation ...

The memory of empire still has the ability to divide. To many on the left the colonial era is a source of shame. Those on the right prefer to highlight the infrastructure—never mind the repression and plunder https://t.co/UAidtBcRNO ...

The colonial era is gone but not forgotten https://t.co/IaFkBO5EK3 ...