An online platform with the main purpose of aiding Black British millennial’s in their professional and educational careers. We also cover a range of social, economic and political issues faced within ‘Black Britain’, whilst also promoting aspects of our culture often overlooked in mainstream media in hopes of engaging other millennial’s in a conversation. Check […]
Read moreLessons learned in 2018 to help you be better in 2019
Well hello guys! I am back again thanks to the move hub team and I’m happy to share with you my experience of 2018 and the lessons I’ve learnt that I’ll be taking into the new year with me. This year was probably the hardest year of my life, I was hopeful for 2018 the […]
Read moreWhy the advertising industry needs diversity
So it’s January 2018, I am doing my regular morning scroll on the TL while on my commute to work. Nothing out of the ordinary: Trump doing a madness, some guy chatting about women deceiving men with make-up, a girl promoting her christian blog, and then BAM. H&M’s new children’s campaign comes up. The monkey-jumper […]
Read moreWhere Are The Black Teachers At?
A couple of months ago The Move posted a poll on twitter to ask you all ‘How many black teachers/academics have taught you throughout your education?’ This was following a research report which found that: Out of more than 18,000 professors at UK universities, only about 110 are black Only 3.2% of academic managers, directors […]
Read more#TMPodcast Ep1 Pt1
We have been quiet in July but not without cause! We are extending the conversations often written about by ourselves and our talented bloggers to the podcast medium. The Move Hub team asked an array of questions in the annual Survey Monkey and the demand for diversifying the way we talk to you was clear. […]
Read more‘Tis the season to wear florals!!!!
Groundbreaking right?! Not really. BUT sometimes it’s good to stick to what you know and how you feel in what you find comfortable. We’re all for diversity in style however, have you ever thrown on something basic and been given a ton of compliments for it? This outfit was one of those times! I got […]
Read moreRedefining the West-African Cuisine Experience Through Service
“Courteous treatment will make a customer a walking advertisement.” James Cash Penney “Make a customer, not a sale.” Katherine Barchetti I am an advocate for supporting black businesses and passionate about seeing our people win. Nonetheless, too often we like to set ourselves different expectations from other businesses that are striving and doing good in […]
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Read moreMissed Call: Self Love
This article is about the struggles that come with trying to love the self. Me and self love have an awkward relationship. Some days, it won’t answer my calls. Won’t text back. Other days we are on good terms, we send each other love notes in the form of smiles and minimal hiding. I remember […]
Read moreIs there room for my blackness in the fashion industry?
Bonjour, The fashion industry has held a powerful position in our society not just because it is responsible for clothing Beyoncé at Coachella or Rihanna at the Met Gala but it is a central voice in the media. For decades it has set the tone for society and been a gatekeeper of what’s passable. Deciding […]
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