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OUTRAGE IN WHITBY: Beloved Dogs of Brother Sheron Barnes Face Euthanasia Amidst Anti-Black Racism Allegations
A disturbing case of racial injustice has unfolded in Whitby, Ontario, where Brother Sherwin’s Barnes, a victim of years-long anti-Black racism and false accusations, is fighting to save his dogs from euthanasia. Whitby Animal Services has taken custody of Brother Sherwin’s dogs, citing dubious concerns for public safety. However, supporters argue that this move is a blatant example of systemic racism and harassment. The African Diaspora News has taken up Brother Sherwin’s cause, urging the community to demand justice and the immediate return of his dogs. A social media campaign is un
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Brotha Delivers Scathing Rebuke to White Woman’s ‘We Are All Africans’ Comment
A heated response from a brotha has gone viral, sparking a tense debate about cultural appropriation, identity, and allyship. The woman, who attempted to bridge the racial divide by saying ‘we are all Africans,’ was swiftly rebuked by the brother. The brother’s impassioned response emphasized the importance of respecting cultural boundaries and acknowledging the unique experiences of Black people. He rejected the woman’s attempt to co-opt African identity, stressing that such statements often serve to diminish the struggles and triumphs of the Black community. As t
