Days after being knighted by King Charles, Idris Elba told British GQ that a Black James Bond isn't "realistic", and that we shouldn't "make it woke." For a word born in Black America as a survival…

In 1919, following the end of the First World War, race riots happened across Britain until late in the summer, including in Liverpool. On 5th June, an angry mob chased 24-year-old Charles Wotton to…

"Hitler was a socialist" — you've heard it. Maybe you've even said it. It's one of the most repeated claims in political arguments, and it sounds convincing on the surface. After all, it's right…

They said, "Never again." They meant it. So why are we doing it again? Hitler didn't invent antisemitism. He capitalised on it. Today, politicians capitalise on fear of Muslims — calling them…

The Mangrove Nine trial exposed the racial discrimination and police harassment faced by the black community in Notting Hill, London.

Gerlin Bean is a Jamaican-born activist, advocate and remarkable individual. Throughout her life, she has been a driving force in the fight against discrimination and inequality, particularly within…

Altheia Jones-LeCointe, a Trinidadian physician, research scientist, and political activist, is known for her significant role in the Black Power Movement in Britain during the 1960s and 1970s.

Oliver Cromwell stands as one of the most complex and polarising figures in British history.

Mercor, debuting on the Forbes Cloud 100 list, built an AI recruiter to interview job candidates. Then it discovered a cash cow: finding humans to train AI models.

Frederick Douglass was a former slave who became one of the most prominent abolitionists, human rights advocates of the 19th century.

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Did Britain really abolish slavery for moral reasons? This video reveals the complex truth behind one of history's most celebrated humanitarian victories: the abolition of slavery in Britain. While…

One of the most significant and controversial operations conducted by the Irgun was the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem on 22 July 1946.

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On 7 July 1865, Mary Surratt became the first woman to be executed by the U.S. government. Her death was the culmination of a dramatic and controversial trial.

The Battle of Gettysburg, fought from 1 July to 3 July 1863, is one of the most significant battles in American history.

Amid battles and food insecurity across Sudan, many people are turning to weeds and wild plants to sustain them.

What do Prohibition, Satanic cults, and drag queens have in common? They've all been at the centre of moral panics in America.

On 21 June 1948, the Empire Windrush, a former German cruise ship, arrived at Tilbury Dock, London, carrying around 1,027 settlers. #WindrushDay 1/6

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🧠 The ONE skill that determines success in every area of life - yet 99% of schools completely ignore it.After 12+ years of education, most people graduate w...

Five Extraordinary Women Who Changed History: Untold Stories of CourageDiscover the astonishing true stories of five women who defied expectations and change...

Five Extraordinary Women Who Changed History: Untold Stories of CourageDiscover the astonishing true stories of five women who defied expectations and change...

🧠 What Happens Inside Your Brain When You're Scrolling TikTok? (The Neuroscience Will Shock You)Ever wonder why you can't stop scrolling through TikTok for ...

🧠 What Happens Inside Your Brain When You're Scrolling TikTok? (The Neuroscience Will Shock You)Ever wonder why you can't stop scrolling through TikTok for ...

History is written by the victors—but often changed by traitors. In this video, we dive into the 10 most jaw-dropping betrayals that reshaped nations, topple...

What if some of the world’s most mind-blowing inventions and events were predicted decades—or even centuries—before they happened? From H.G. Wells envisionin...

They called it freedom. They promised democracy. But what did the United States really bring to the nations it "liberated"? From covert coups and bloody inva...

Elizabeth Jennings Graham made her own courageous stand against racial discrimination long before Rosa Parks became the face of transit desegregation.

What did slavery look like in Britain before 1066? In this deep dive, we explore the hidden history of slavery from the Roman invasion to the Norman Conquest...

Discover the shocking truth about Operation Legacy - Britain's secret campaign to destroy and hide thousands of colonial documents as the Empire collapsed. T...

Top 10 Times America Created a Moral Panic (In Chronological Order)From banning alcohol to blaming video games and drag queens, America has a long history of...