Tyla is revisiting the subject of her identity. In a conversation with British Vogue, Tyla acknowledged that sometimes “people will choose not to understand.” “I’m at a point where I know who I am,” ...
Tyla’s racial and cultural identity came up again in her Breakfast Club interview. During the conversation, Charlamagne tha God asked the “Water” singer to clarify what it means to be a “South African ...
Former Miss Universe Malaysia Samantha Katie James has come under fire for her remarks suggesting people choose their race and that African Americans should relax amid protests in the wake of George ...
Tyla has taken to X to defend her Blackness following an interview with “The Breakfast Club.” Host Charlamagne Tha God asked the 22-year-old African singer what she meant when she referred to herself ...
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Local activist leads call for ‘reparations’ after podcast’s offensive stereotyping of Coloured people
THE RECENT Open Chats podcast that has come under fire for alarming and disrespectful stereotyping of Coloured people is a big talking point at the moment. The programme included a loathsome ...
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