Myers Education Press Black Immigrants in North America - Myers Education Press

Black Immigrants in North America is a collection of essays from scholar Awad Ibrahim that addresses the urgent realities of race and immigration today. In a political climate where immigrant bashing is common, this book provides a necessary voice for those often left out of the conversation, particularly continental Africans. Through deep analysis, Ibrahim explores how identity is formed through the lens of race, language, and politics. The text moves beyond simple observations to examine complex subjects such as Critical Race Theory and the economy of hospitality. This volume serves as a significant resource for understanding the politics of becoming Black in a North American context. Whether you are a student, educator, or researcher, these essays offer a look into the intersections of hip-hop, pedagogy, and social identity. This book is an essential addition to any collection focused on anthropology, sociology, and the lived experiences of Black immigrant communities.