FIRST PERSON | Carving out a Black community in the 'Texas of Canada'

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I was 19 years old when I first heard about Amber Valley.

I was sitting in my Middle Eastern and African studies class in university when my professor casually mentioned a settlement right here in Alberta — one of the largest Black settlements in Western Canada. In my subsequent research, I was floored to realize that this settlement was only a two-hour drive from Edmonton.

How had I never heard of this place or these people? Sure, they weren’t ancestors by blood, but we shared an ancestral journey — a similar unlikely quest that my parents and so many

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