Africa

Through careful archival exploration and oral historical documentation, his novel uncovers previously unknown elements of the crises occurring throughout the Congo to reexamine the historical narrative. 

Reid, a veteran journalist and current editor of “Foreign Affairs,” uses his extensive experience reporting on international relations to craft an incisive narrative that sheds light on Lumumba’s rise to power, later national crises and the eventual CIA campaign to depose him.

Author and UC Berkeley professor of African American Studies Darieck Scott uses fantasy as an active engagement with reality in his widely appraised book Keeping It Unreal: Black Queer Fantasy and Superhero Comics published in 2022. 

Broadway SF is known for its high production value, and this Bay Area revival of the Broadway original “Mean Girls” is just, like, so fetch.

Summer after freshman year, back in 2019, I had the opportunity to study abroad in Cape Town, South Africa. I spent six weeks immersing myself in local attractions and the natural beauty of the city. The balance between nature, sea and city life reminded me of familiar cities on the coast such as San Francisco and port cities on the Korean peninsula, yet the South African culture and history added a unique, beautiful twist.

Just like when it sued to protect students, the UC system cannot be a bystander — we must fight for all of our students, international or otherwise.

Just because UC Berkeley isn’t majority white doesn’t mean that it truly includes its Black undergraduates — and labelling our campus as POC-majority further erases Black students.

Stephen Glickman, the manager of the world’s only captive hyena colony and UC Berkeley researcher, died May 22 after battling pancreatic cancer at 87.

It is not just our global lack of knowledge of African history that is appalling but also our saddening lack of knowledge of Africa in general.

With a mission to make coffee that is grown and harvested by women more accessible and more widely represented in the global economy, the cafe is dedicated to sourcing and roasting coffee from “well established” women’s coffee farm cooperatives in Central America, Africa and South America, according to the Cafenated Coffee website.