“Sudanese model Nyakim Gatwech entered the Book of Records as the person with the darkest skin color,” said an April 27 Facebook post that got more than 160 shares in less than two days.

This color carries the global privileges associated with white skin and conforms with Western beauty notions, in comparison to the “Halaibis,” in reference to the town of Halaib. “Yellow” Sudanese are ...

Sudanese Thinker discusses the root causes of the conflict in Sudan, “The CBS documentary is cool but it fails like many other articles to describe the root causes of the conflict correctly. They’ve ...

“Sudanese model Nyakim Gatwech entered the Book of Records as the person with the darkest skin color,” said an April 27 Facebook post that got more than 160 shares in less than two days.

Sudanese Model Once Told To Bleach Her Skin, Reclaims Her Beauty As ‘Queen Of The Dark’ Nyakim Gatwech wants everyone to know that her Black is always beautiful.

Civilians killed by ‘the color of their skin,’ as the world vilifies Israel. ... But actual genocide has been under way for months in Sudan.

A South Sudanese model blessed with strikingly dark skin is embracing her pigmentation and hoping others will do the same. Nyakin Gatwech, 24, who now lives in Minneapolis, was once asked by an ...

The world's only research centre on mycetoma, a neglected tropical disease common among farmers, has been destroyed in Sudan's two-year war, its director and another expert say. Mycetoma is caused ...

The administration transforms the image of South Sudanese and Black South Africans, those who might have elegant bearing and a determined spirit, and redefines their striving as something dangerous.

Last January, TV presenter Dalia Ahmad's name stirred debates in Lebanon as she received racist attacks by pro-Hezbollah commentators over her skin color and non-Lebanese origins.

Columbia University’s psychiatry department head has been suspended after he tweeted a photo of a dark-skinned model and commented on her skin color, referring to her as a “freak of nature.” ...

A study reveals that many genetic skin variants associated with light skin originated in Africa, challenging long-held racist assumptions about biological race.