Beyoncé's 'Black Is King' is a visually stunning celebration of Black identity that sparks important conversations about cultural authenticity and representation. This analysis, from a British-Nigerian perspective, delves into the visual album's impact on diaspora experiences, its connections to contemporary African music, and its role in challenging stereotypes about Africa. While praising its aesthetic achievements, the piece also grapples with critiques of cultural homogenization, offering a nuanced view of this significant work's place in global Black cultural discourse.

This reflective piece explores the October 2020 Lekki toll gate massacre in Nigeria written from the perspective of a British born Nigerian in the diaspora.

The Long Journey Home to Mother is reflective of the summer of 2020 as the Black Lives Matter protests went viral in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.