• Source: Indigenous Black Canadians

Indigenous Black Canadians is a term for people in Canada of African descent who have roots in Canada going back several generations. The term has been proposed to distinguish them from Black people with more recent immigrant roots. Popularized by Black Canadian leaders such as Rinaldo Walcott, Walter Borden, George Elliott Clarke, and Rocky Jones, the earliest use of the term goes back to the 1970s when Canada began receiving a large influx of immigrants from the Caribbean.




See also



North Buxton, Ontario
Amber Valley, Alberta
Hogan's Alley, Vancouver
Elm Hill, New Brunswick
Africville
African Nova Scotians




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• Indigenous Black Canadians
• Black Canadians
• Racism in Canada
• Indigenous peoples in Canada
• Canadian genocide of Indigenous peoples
• Black Canadians in Ontario
• Canada
• Indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Languages of Canada
• Black Canadians in the Greater Toronto Area