Brothers and sisters of Africa and the Diaspora, I write to you with a fire in my heart, a fire born of love, urgency, and see-you-in-the-mirror reality. Too long have we allowed division to reign among us: between Africans on the continent and Black Americans. Yet in that very division, other races, those who would Read More…
Too many in our community have been taught to hate what they see in the mirror. That internalized pain doesn’t just stay within—it spills outward, creating fractures among people who should be standing shoulder to shoulder. Whether it’s the tension between African Americans and Africans in the diaspora, or the often-mocked rivalry between Nigerians and 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…
A group of Neo-Nazi protesters showed up in a Cincinnati, Ohio neighborhood, armed with flags and firearms, but were quickly chased away by a united front of community members. Eyewitnesses report that the protesters, who were allegedly affiliated with a local white supremacist group, arrived in the neighborhood with the intention of intimidating residents. Read More…
Otis Boykin made everyday electronic devices, such as the television and computers, more efficient and affordable. After working in electronics, Boykin developed a special interest in resistors. Resistors slow the flow of electricity, allowing a safe amount of electricity to move through a device. In 1959, he patented a “wire precision resistor,” which allowed Read More…
Did you know that the next time you arm your home security system, you have a pioneering Black woman to thank? Marie Van Brittan Brown invented the FIRST home security system, revolutionizing the way we protect our homes and loved ones! In 1966, Brown patented her groundbreaking system, which featured: Peepholes for a safe first Read More…
I had the pleasure of visiting the Salem BME Chapel in St. Catharines, Ontario. It was is indeed a profound experience. This historic church, founded in 1820 by African-American freedom seekers, holds immense significance as a hub for abolitionist and civil rights activities This chapel is deeply connected to the legacy of Harriet Read More…
My story on the alarming rise in the number of Ontario missing teams went VIRAL, resulting in a MASSIVE town hall meeting with Black dignitaries, Ontario law enforcement and Brampton Mayor, Patrick Brown. Tune in below!
Dr. George C. Fraser, a prominent author and speaker, has made a shocking statement that has left many in the community reeling. Find out what he said and why it’s sparking a heated debate. For more news and insightful commentary subscribe to these awesome channels: https://youtube.com/@africandiasporanews?si=G-VDiVyIIRbqcZG2 https://youtube.com/@africandiasporanews?si=G-VDiVyIIRbqcZG2 https://youtube.com/@emancipationmedia?si=5rPTWsAs0B1hW9BC
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.
Pamoja’s aim is to build generational wealth in Black Communities Pamoja Development Cooperative Inc. is a registered Canadian cooperative dedicated to empowering African Canadian communities with financial and ownership literacy. In a historic move, Pamoja (which means Togetherness) has purchased 100 acres of farmland in the Kawartha Lakes area in Ontario. Part of Pamoja’s strategic Read More…
