This Is What Toronto's 2018 AfroChic Festival Looked Like

        Photo by Anthony Gebrehiwot.
    

        This Is What Toronto's 2018 AfroChic Festival Looked Like
    AfroChic Cultural Arts Festival is not just any annual festival—it's very black and filled with immense pride.
Shantel Noel
July 24, 2018
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This Is What Toronto's 2018 AfroChic Festival Looked Like

AfroChic Cultural Arts Festival is not just any annual festival—it's very black and filled with immense pride.

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