Video games are a massive industry that has multinational roots. The earliest games, dating back around 80 years ago, were made in the United States and later made their way to countries like Japan, ...

*Meet Aiden Taylor… an 11-year-old author whose new book aims to help kids like him “love the way they are.” The sixth-grader has penned the children’s book, “Me and My Afro,” which follows all the ...

African video game developers are part of a movement to amplify African myths, stories and traditions. They combine local culture with modernism to transmit their culture to the world. They set out to ...

As video-on-demand starts taking off on the continent, African streaming video service Kwesé has launched a Roku-powered set-top box – called Kwesé Play – with an "exclusive" Netflix hardware ...

With an estimated 6 million Afro-Latinos living in the United States — and many more throughout the globe — it’s important for stories on the small and large screens to represent this demographic.

Reviewed by Amy L. Powell in African arts (Los Angeles) 47 (3) autumn 2014, pages 93-95 (N1.A258 AFA). AFA copy purchased with funds from the S. Dillon Ripley Endowment. Contents Introduction: African ...