The Afro haircare industry generates £88 billion in the UK, but Black business only accounts for 5% of the industry. Is there a link between the prevalence of harmful chemicals in these products and the lack of Black businesswomen?
Two Black girls, Shea and Paige discuss their personal experiences with colourism, and the call out culture that has developed as a result.
'My mental health is brushed off'
Every culture has its own way of making sense of the highly subjective experience that is mental health.
How Netflix's Grand Army represents Generation Z
As the new series makes its waves across all platforms, find out why the show has presented Generation Z so well.
Edward Enninful: Transforming fashion journalism
Edward Enninful is known for his powerful imagery. British Vogue maybe his biggest platform yet to normalise diversity.
Is race a man-made ideal?
We examine race as a man-made ideal, how the message can be spread and what it could do for racial discrimination
'They want our rhythm but not our blues'
We explore the controversy of ‘blackface’, after some white social-influencers were accused of appropriating black and ethnic cultures.
The Advent of Diversity
Artefact explores whether last year’s Christmas ads are proof that advertising is finally reflecting modern Britain.
Bridging the gap on attainment
How universities are dealing with the fact that BAME students are less likely to graduate with a 1st or 2.1 compared to their white counterparts?
i-D magazine reporter Grace Neutral heads over to Favela do Sapo in Sao Paulo, Brazil to discover more about the Afro Hair movement.