Review: Nine Night
Writer Harriet Purbrick reviews Amanda Huxtable's Nine Night at Leeds Playhouse
A Long History of activism, poetry, and checking
Owen Frost attends a conversation between renowned poet Linton Kwesi Johnson and famed author Gary Younge at Opera North's Howard
Huge hand-painted mural celebrating inspirational community leader unveiled
A portrait of Leeds Uni Alumni and Founder of Free Black University has been painted on the storefront of Co-op
How can we close the student grade gap?
"For every black scientist excelling in their field, there are hundreds of white scientists doing the same thing" How can
Former Team GB Athelete Sharon Andrews: “It had
While the world of sports has certainly come a long way with regards to diversity over recent years, much work
Leeds Black History
It’s Black History Month in the UK, and this year The Gryphon is celebrating Black Liberation within its print issue.
Black Owned Eateries
Supporting Black-owned food businesses in Leeds. One of the most direct and sustainable ways to support the Black community is
Lessons to Learn on your Journey Towards Allyship
Allyship does not happen overnight. In fact, allyship is an ongoing process – a journey that I am still navigating.
Excellent Educational Books By Black Authors
As an English student and avid reader, it is my belief that the best way to understand someone else’s experience
Bad Brains: When Punk Met Reggae (Again)
Roxanna Zoughi celebrates the legacy of Bad Brains, a hardcore punk band formed in 1977, whose incorporation of reggae and