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Welcome. This is a living, community-powered archive dedicated to recording Black cultural legacy — across generations, geographies, and genres.
The Black Joy Archive exists to document how we’ve always built the table — through our festivals, institutions, movements, and memory work. It’s a growing record of Black-led projects that honour our ancestors, nurture our present, and shape our collective future.
From diaspora film festivals to oral history projects, Black-owned museums to joy-filled galas — this is where it lives. This is how we remember.
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“Culture isn’t just aesthetic. It’s ancestral. And it deserves to be archived — on our own terms.”
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Have a platform, project, or moment that belongs in the archive?
Is there a story, initiative, or cultural milestone we should help document?
The Black Joy Archive is a living record — built by us, for us.
We welcome your contributions, reflections, and recommendations.
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Let’s preserve what we’ve built. Let’s remember what we’ve made. Let’s archive our joy — together. 🖤
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