Live Broadcast: Afro Culture Channel 2
Afro Culture Channel 2 brings you the best of Afro-Caribbean culture, blending the vibrant music, dance, cuisine, and storytelling of the Caribbean with the deep roots of African ancestry. Explore the power of Caribbean identity and its significant influence on the African diaspora.
Now Streaming Free Afro-Caribbean Programming on Afro Culture Channel 2
In partnership with WHFF.TV and the Cognitive Institute of Dallas, Afro Culture Channel 2 offers free access to educational and cultural content that uplifts Afro-Caribbean families. Our mission is to bring you closer to the heart of Afro-Caribbean communities while fostering understanding, unity, and shared experiences. We highlight the history and ongoing cultural preservation in Caribbean regions.
A Message from Our CEO Dr. Rachel Levitch:
"As we continue to offer free access to invaluable resources and stories, we are working together to repair the deep cultural and emotional rifts that exist for African diasporic families. The Afro-Caribbean communities play an integral role in this effort. I encourage you to explore these connections and celebrate our shared heritage as we bring families from all over the world closer through media." Listen to the full message.
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Live Broadcast: WHFF.TV Afro Culture Channel 2
Afrocentric Education and Empowerment
Welcome to Afro Culture Channel 2, your go-to source for Afrocentric education and empowerment. This channel is dedicated to offering content that highlights the history, achievements, and cultural pride of the African diaspora. We believe in the power of education to uplift communities and provide an in-depth understanding of African cultures around the world.
Our programming covers a range of subjects—from the ancient kingdoms of Africa to the modern-day Afrocentric movement. You'll discover educational documentaries, interviews with historians, and special features that highlight Black leaders, artists, and thinkers who continue to shape global culture.
We invite you to explore resources like the CID Extension Center: Become a Teacher, which equips African American youth and other marginalized communities with the tools needed to succeed in education and beyond.
- Afrocentric Educational Resources
- Celebrating African American History
- Building the Future of Afro Education
Join us on Afro Culture Channel 2 as we explore the rich history of the African diaspora and the continuing impact of Afrocentric education on modern society.
