What is African diaspora?

The African diaspora refers to the global community of people of African descent who are dispersed throughout the world as a result of the historical transatlantic slave trade, colonization, and migration. This diaspora includes individuals and communities in the Americas, Europe, the Caribbean, and other regions who share a common heritage and cultural identity rooted in Africa. The African diaspora has had a significant impact on the cultures, societies, and economies of the countries where its members reside, and has played a key role in shaping the history and development of the modern world.

The African diaspora refers to the descendants of people who were forcibly taken from Africa to other parts of the world, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, and the cultural, historical, and social experiences that they have developed and shared in their new homelands. The African diaspora includes communities in the Americas, Europe, the Caribbean, and parts of Asia and the Middle East.