Embracing the identity of Afro-Indigenous in Regina
Two members of the Indigenous and Black community in Regina embrace their identities during Black History Month and Indigenous Storytelling Month.
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Two members of the Indigenous and Black community in Regina embrace their identities during Black History Month and Indigenous Storytelling Month.
In the Caribbean and the Americas, Carnival is a festive celebration that brings all cultures together. The African presence can be seen.
This Black history month, two Afro-Indigenous women say by telling their own stories they're helping empower youth.
Sutton King is is advocating for her Native American community in New York City as the Urban Indigenous Collective opened its first community center.
The Afro-Indigenous mother, referred to as RR because she still has under-aged children, lost custody of her four children for nearly three years starting in 2016.