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Aly Ndiaye, a.k.a. Webster, is a trailblazing Quebec hip-hop artist, as well as a passionate, independent historian. He is originally from Québec City’s Limoilou neighbourhood.
Webster describes a happy childhood in Québec City’s Limoilou neighbourhood, where he was surrounded by the children of Senegalese and French-Canadian Québécois parents.
Webster describes a happy childhood in Québec City’s Limoilou neighbourhood, where he was surrounded...
Webster talks about his early days as a hip-hop artist, when he took part in “freestyle battles” in ...
Webster talks about how little is taught in schools about Afro-Canadian history and slavery. He prop...
Webster looks at the roots of racial profiling and its impact on his own life. He shares his story t...
Webster talks about his new transformative rap, which encourages people to step out of their comfort...
Webster notes that racialized people remain at the bottom of power structures, and that they suffer ...