Racist branding like "Nigger Head Oysters" and "Nigger Hair Tobacco" was once common in America. These offensive products weren’t just marketing mistakes—they were strategic, normalized racism. Civil rights activists eventually pushed companies to change, but the legacy of these ads remains. This blog explores their impact and the ongoing fight for dignity in representation.

On September 6, 1968, Swaziland gained independence from British colonial rule. Fifty years later, the nation reclaimed its identity by adopting its indigenous name, Eswatini. Learn about the country's royal history, cultural pride, and the symbolism behind its renaming.