K-Pop’s roots are not an isolated cultural phenomenon
“It is Black R&B, hip-hop and pop systemized through a Korean entertainment industry machine.”
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African Culture
When bush tea meets big data; The healthcare revolution your Granny started
“They spent millions to discover what any Caribbean grandmother could tell you for free.”
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Cuba taught me what we lost, and how to get it back
“What traditional healing practice from your culture have you been afraid to embrace? It’s time to bring it home.”
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Why Reverie Faces brings African-Caribbean fashion to life in Brampton
“Reverie Faces isn’t just about watching fashion—it’s about engaging with it, shopping for it, and making it yours.” — Michaela Palmer
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Malnutrition Crisis in Somalia Tests Global Conscience and Resolve
“Not providing the funds that can help prevent extreme hunger is a political choice and one that needs to be reversed before it is too late for millions of children in Somalia.”
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From Jamaica to Sankofa: Why knowing our history heals us
“We can’t know where we’re going if we don’t know where we’re coming from.”
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I was forty-four when i first heard of Mansa Musa; Why didn’t anyone tell me sooner?
“It took less than four minutes to reclaim a legacy I didn’t know I was missing.”
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AFROFESTIVITIES! – Afrofest 2018 brings another year of African Culture Celebrations to the City
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Beautiful clear blue skies stretched out over Woodbine Park this weekend and the scent of food and
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Historica Canada Presents an Evening Celebrating Black Women
BY EMILY SINGH Black history month is a time to look back into Canada’s diverse past and honour the individuals
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