I’ve a few questions to ask my readers. Do you put up a Christmas tree in your house in December? Do you eat turkey during Thanksgiving weekend? Do you...

As I write, I feel bothered, bullied, brow-beatened, badgered and broken, and unable to fight back. These forces are not internal, but they seem inescapable. They are coming from...

Racialized communities face more barriers when trying to access mental health services as compared to other people groups because of obstacles such as stigma, lack of accessibility, and non-culturally...

By Desirée Zagbai Exploring the intersection of minority identities and immigration, “Those Roots Within” is a contemporary dance duet that creates a unique dialogue between Deaf and Hearing experiences....

The untold stories of Montrealers Jason Dumervil, Otis Grant, Emar Mitchell, Brian Smith and Na’kuset are coming to light in Kidel Reid’s newest documentary, “Harmony in Hues”. Reid, the...

This carnival season in Trinidad the Soca scene has been set ablaze by producer Mike S’Obrien popularly known as Stemz and the track “Carry It,” featuring Bunji Garlin. And...

Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, often causing severe pelvic pain and making conception more challenging. Unfortunately, many African,...

At this time of year, it’s common to hear some Black people expressing frustration with the institution of Black History Month. “Why,” they ask, “do we celebrate Black history...

Salutations! I experienced something so small yet incredibly satisfying because it showed me that I am doing something right when it comes to protecting and prioritizing my peace. A...

It’s been said that grief is the price that we pay for love. I am passionate about helping people learn more about grief because I know that if you...