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The article lists the names of the people who have contributed to the journal including professors Adisa Azapagic, John T. Harvey, and researcher Andrew Moore.

The celebration of black history month in six Tower Hamlet schools that commemorate the contribution of Africans to communities as well as student activities in relation to the celebration are presented.

The article profiles several contributors to the publication "Rastafari: Universal Philosophy in the Third Millennium," including Adisa Jelani Andwele, Barbara Bush, and Barry Chevannes.

The sources cited within this issue are presented including "Bake-face and Other Guava Stories," by Opal Adisa Palmer, "Pina the Many-Eyed Fruit," and "Tamarind and Mango Woman."

A biography of fiction writer Michelle Cliff is presented. Cliff was born on November 2, 1946 in Kingston, Jamaica to an American father and a Jamaican father and died on June 12, 2016 in Santa Cruz, California. She received a bachelor of arts degree in 1969 and became involved in politics, including the feminist movement. Her achievements are mentioned. Her works included "Abeng," "No Telephone to Heaven," and "Into the Interior."