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Black History Month

TheAfroNews Celebrates “Black History Month”

on February 4th, 2024 by Honore K. Gbedze

Greetings  Beloved Brothers and Sisters Sending you many Blessings for the new year. Thank you for your loyal support and commitment as we journey together striving to make our home Canada the fulfilment of hopes and aspirations for all toward a healthy, good, and successful future. We celebrate this year’s “Black History Month” and continue to advocate against bias,

Filed under: Business, Canadian News, Editor’s Note, Familly Matters, History, Opinion/Comment, Point of View, The Bridge Tagged as: Black History Month

Africa’s Glorious Past and Continued Impact

on February 28th, 2021 by Honore K. Gbedze

Africa’s connection to the World’s History from Ancient China to Canada’s Parliment.

Filed under: Features, The Bridge Tagged as: Addie Aylestock, Africa historic rule in China, ancient African, black headed people, Black History Month, Clement Apaak, Elijah McCoy’s, King George III, Lincoln Alexander, Mathieu Da Costa, Mawunyo Gbedze, Queen Charlotte, Septimus Severus, St. Augustine, Xia Dynasty, Zhou dynasty

Nova Scotia’s Black Senator reminds us of the importance of Black History Month

on February 25th, 2021 by The Afro News

In Canada, Black History Week was first officially recognized in the early 1950s when the Canadian Negro Women’s Association successfully petitioned the Toronto city council to acknowledge the week.

Filed under: Canadian News, Opinion/Comment Tagged as: black Canadians, Black History Month, Scotia Black, Senator Doanld Oliver

Celebrating Dr. Cater G. Woodson, Founder of Black History Month

on February 23rd, 2020 by Dr. Charles Quist-Adade

Africa Heritage Month was initiated in 1926 as Black History Week by Dr. Cater G. Woodson, a Harvard professor as a modest attempt to recapture and restore the stolen, distorted and maligned history of people of descent. In the 1960s the week was extended to a month. His tireless efforts to restore the distorted history

Filed under: Canadian News, Events, History, International News, The Bridge, World Tagged as: Africa Heritage Month was initiated in 1926 as Black History Week, African heritage, Black History Month, Dr. Cater G. Woodson, We have a wonderful history behind us.

A Celebration of Black History Month With Wadada Leo Smith

on March 11th, 2019 by Ariadne Sawyer

On March 7, I was honoured to have The talented composer and musician Wadada Leo Smith (https://wadadaleosmith.com) call in  at 1:30 pm PST for an special Black History Month with his beautiful music and his advice to the world. The oratorio to Rosa Parks was breath taking. It is so important to honour the heroines of the past

Filed under: Art & Music, Canadian News, Entertainment News, Point of View, The Bridge Tagged as: album Rosa Parks, Black History Month, Black trumpeter, CREATE Festival in New Haven, historical Blacks, Historical revisionists, Jazz archive, The oratorio to Rosa Parks, trumpeter Leo Smith, Trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith

Celebrating Our History The Pure Root of Humanity!

on February 12th, 2019 by Honore K. Gbedze

The Afro News Global  Throughout time the history of some of our community members is difficult to openly accept. They have African roots; but some lived and live in hiding of their identity or feel the world will react negatively to them if they openly said but history does not ignore their life stories. History

Filed under: Education, The Bridge, World Tagged as: African descent, African roots, Black Ancestors, Black History, Black History Month, Celebrating Our History The Pure Root of all Humanity, first black woman to write and direct a film, Global Black History, The Root Black History

Empowered Youth

on February 19th, 2017 by Ariadne Sawyer

This is the first of a series on Empowered Youth and the work that they are doing for the world. There are so many amazing youth in the world that are doing great work  and are often unsung heroes or  heroines . If you know anyone who is helping their community, empowering others or bringing

Filed under: Canadian News, Entertainment News, The Bridge Tagged as: Black History Month, Empowered Youth, The Blind Stigma

Canadian Citizenship Ceremony Comemorate Celebration of Black History Month

on February 26th, 2016 by Honore K. Gbedze

February 26 2016 Canada Citizenship Ceremony  Vancouver Guest Speaker Honore Gbedze Publisher of The Afro News Bonjour Madames et Monsiours, Jeune Filles et Jeune Garçons, Cher compatriote Citoyens et Citoyennes C’est avec une grande honour et privilège que je vous adresse ce matin tout en vous congratulate de votre citoyenneté. Today we are celebrating you

Filed under: Canadian News, Local News, The Bridge Tagged as: Black History Month, Canada Citizenship Ceremony, vancouver

Barack Obama Ranks among the Best 5 U.S. Presidents

on February 16th, 2016 by The Afro News

As we celebrate Black History Month and President’s Day, the nation should mute the loud talk about our future president and quietly reflect on the accomplishments of our current president, Barack Obama. History will reveal in short time, that Obama ranks as one of our nation’s best presidents. As a political science professor of 20

Filed under: Features, Point of View, The Bridge Tagged as: Barack Obama Ranks among the Best, Beloved Community, Black History Month, I Miss Barack Obama, Obama’s intelligence, Obamacare

The Ninth Floor, a Powerful Film of Race Relations and History

on February 1st, 2016 by Ariadne Sawyer

A must see film and special interview with Selwyn Jacob! The Ninth Floor, a powerful film of race relations and history, produced by the well known Selwyn Jacob; written and directed by Mina Shum will be shown at the Vancity Theatre, www.viff.org/ February 15-16 at 6:30 pm. Please go see the film! The Ninth Floor

Filed under: Canadian News, Entertainment News, History, Local News, The Bridge Tagged as: Black film, Black History, Black History Month, directed by Mina Shum, Film Canada, film of race relations, Selwyn Jacob, The Ninth Floor
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