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The interwebs have been howling over the possibility of Blaxit, a mass exodus of Black people from the US to [insert random made-up name here]. Folks are joking around about taking Jumbalaya and the...
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Fashionistas far and wide are gearing up for the fourth edition of African Fashion Week Toronto (AFWT). One of the city’s most anticipated fashion events, presented by the Fashion Ready Foundation,...
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