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A shared October - Nigeria's Independence and Black History Month in the United Kingdom | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More (opens the original)
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*Nigeria marks 66 years since independence from the United Kingdom on 1 October 2026, a national holiday commemorating the midnight ceremony in Lagos when the Union Jack was lowered and the green‑white‑green flag rose for the first time. The day remains a powerful symbol of sovereignty, unity, and the ongoing project of nation‑building, celebrated through presidential broadcasts, parades, cultural displays, and community events across Nigeria and in diaspora hubs like London. Independence Day al
250 Years of America - Tayo Fatunla documents Unfinished Business in the New York Amsterdam News | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More (opens the original)
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*Tayo Fatunla’s Unfinished Business illustration in the current issue of the New York Amsterdam News is a visual continuum of struggle and resilience — a timeline rendered in ink and emotion. By linking Dred Scott and George Floyd, Fatunla compresses centuries of racial injustice into a single, searing composition. His work doesn’t simply memorialize; it indicts. The faces and gestures he draws carry the weight of history, yet his linework breathes life into the ongoing demand for equality. Fatu
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