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Montreal Is A Black Cultural Capital — If You Know Where To Look

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By Natalie Preddie Verified
| ByBlacks.com Verified
Every summer, the Montreal International Jazz Festival transforms downtown into a sprawling celebration of music. What many visitors miss is that much of the sound and the city around it, has been shaped and sustained by Black Montrealers. From festival programmers to chefs redefining Caribbean cuisine, Black culture isn't simply part of Montreal's story, it's still creating it.
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The search for enslaved ancestors often hits a wall. Can new tools break it?

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By Natalie Preddie Verified
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My father left Jamaica at fifteen with little more than fragments of family history: names, places, and stories that didn’t stretch far beyond the island. For years, we’ve tried to trace our lineage further back, searching for the African country our ancestors were taken from. Like many descendants of enslaved people in the Caribbean, we’ve encountered the same barrier: the records were never designed to preserve who our ancestors were. So this year, I tried.
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Where Sustainability Meets Sisterhood: Inside Africa's First All-Female Safari Team - ByBlacks.com | #1 online magazine for Black Canadians

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By Natalie Preddie Verified
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And one truth that becomes crystal clear the moment you arrive at Chobe Game Lodge: Some journeys transform not just how you see the world but how you understand what's possible within it. As I step off the solar-powered electric boat that glides silently up the Chobe River at sunset, I'm handed a can of sparkling water. "We'll use these for construction once you're finished," my guide explains with a smile. It's a small detail but it perfectly encapsulates what makes this place extraordinary.
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