Let’s be real. Too many Black people in Canada are navigating a healthcare system that was never built with us in mind. Fragmented race-based data, misdiagnoses, pain dismissed, symptoms minimized, and outcomes that tell a story nobody wants to own. And we’re expected to just… trust the process? Yeah, no. That’s why the Black Health Read More…
Let’s not sugarcoat it — we’ve got a problem. And it’s not one that started yesterday, but it’s one we’re still dragging into every meeting, every group chat, every “Black Excellence” brunch. Why is it that we, as Black people, struggle to build together the way other communities seem to do with ease? It’s Read More…
In a powerful and eye-opening interview, Emma Ansah sits down with Camille Dundas, Editor-in-Chief of the multi-award-winning, Black-owned magazine ByBlacks. Dundas reveals the inspiration behind the magazine’s shocking 3-part series, which sheds light on the alarming crisis of missing Black youth in Ontario. The series, which has sparked widespread concern and outrage, delves into the Read More…
HEY TBE FAM! Join me LIVE on October 25th at 7:00 pm EST for my FIRST EVER live stream on my YouTube channel, “The Black Experience with Emma Ansah” Special Guest: Raphael Smith, Cleveland Firefighter TOPIC: Interracial Relationships – The Unspoken Truth! Raphael shares his journey from dating African American women to being married to Read More…
Dr. Umar Johnson Speaks Truth to Power! Renowned Pan-Africanist and educator Dr. Umar Johnson delivers a powerful message, calling out Black churches and schools in Canada for their lack of advocacy for the community. “Why are our institutions failing us?” Dr. Johnson asks. Watch as he tackles tough issues: – Institutional betrayal – Community Read More…
In this eye-opening conversation, white podcast hosts share their own experiences with ‘Black Compliments’ – comments that may seem flattering on the surface but actually perpetuate stereotypes or biases. Join the discussion as they unpack the implications and explore the complexities of cross-cultural communication.
Alabama Pastor, John Kilpatrick delivers a poignant sermon, proclaiming Black people as God’s chosen people. He emphasizes God’s promise to avenge years of suffering and oppression. Share your thoughts on this powerful message! https://youtu.be/LfaqSkEcqLI?si=Tdw-dvD8ZbpNqF_1
