Diaspora

Tecoyame: Mexico’s Oldest Black Community, Four Centuries On

Four centuries have passed since the arrival of African slaves on Mexican shores, yet the legacy of Mexico's oldest Black community endures, a testament to resilience in the face...

Beyond Borders: Sacred Resilience – A Spiritual Legacy from Africa to Black America’s Streets

African American spirituality, deeply rooted in the religious traditions and cultures of Africa, traces its origins to the transatlantic slave trade. Enslaved Africans brought...

Multifaceted Artist OG Breaks Boundaries and Celebrates Cultural Fusion in Latest Single

Nigerian-American Artist, Based in Atlanta, Blends Hip-Hop and Cultural Influences for a Unique Sound. Atlanta, GA (West Georgia Pulse) – At 26, Ogechi is transcending...

8th Annual Black Sustainability Summit to Be Held in Metro Atlanta, October 6-8th

Nationwide — Black Sustainability, Inc. proudly unveils the upcoming 8th Annual Black Sustainability Summit, set to take place from October 6th to October 8th, 2023, throughout...

6 books that explain the history and meaning of Juneteenth

After decades of being celebrated at mostly the local level, Juneteenth – the long-standing holiday that commemorates the arrival of news of emancipation and freedom to...

Black Dad of 2 Makes History, Revives a Century-Old Nigerian Writing System Using Children’s Books

The South Nigerian writing system, Nsibiri, can now be learned from a 43-page children’s book written by ed-tech educator Chinua Mosley. NATIONWIDE — Chinua Mosley,...

Baystate Academy to Host Latin Night in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month

WHAT: Baystate Academy Charter Public School will host its annual Latin Night and bring together the diverse diaspora of Hispanic cultures to share in...

African-American reporter DeNeen L. Brown Decides  to leave U.S. to escape racism

NEW YORK - DeNeen L. Brown, an African-American writer for the Washington Post, has decided to leave the United States and start a new...

After electrifying Colombian voters, Francia Marquez makes history

Francia Marquez's historic election as Colombia's first-ever Black vice president marks a monumental moment in the nation's history, resonating with significance far beyond its...

SALSA SAL PA’ FUERA Latino Cultural Annual Events returns to Riverfront Park

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. – Sunday, July 24th. 2022 from 4 pm-9 pm Salsa Sal Pa' Fuera Cultural Annual Events recognizes that Springfield’s’ rich Diversity includes 52% of the...

News From Africa to the Caribbean

News Shorts You Will Not See Anywhere Else Cameroon: Soldiers free senator held hostage by Anglophone separatists Soldiers freed several hostages in western Cameroon, including a...