The Morning Call
In today’s Travel segment, Bridget Ugwe takes you on a discovery of Africa outside the borders of the continent.
Starting with Paris, where immigration has left imprints of its presence, intertwined with the history of France.
And it is precisely these three centuries old African presence that Kévi Donat, a young tour guide from Martinique, wants you to discover.
“Le Paris Noir”, or “The Black Paris Walk”, introduces you to a French capital less known to the general public, but just as rich as one can imagine.
The idea of showing this “other Paris” came to Kévi with many questions from tourists who wonder why there are so many blacks in Paris.
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