Modern African Diaspora

The Modern African Diaspora refers to the movement and settlement of African people outside the continent, particularly from the late 20th century to today. This includes migration for various reasons such as work, education, conflict, and family reunification. The diaspora is characterized by its diverse communities across the globe, especially in Europe, North America, and parts of Asia. It plays a significant role in shaping cultural exchange, influencing identities, and maintaining connections to African heritage, while also addressing issues like racism and integration in host countries. This ongoing global movement reflects broader trends in migration and globalization.