Princess Karen Chatman

The story of the African Diaspora is rich, complex, and deeply inspiring. It spans continents, cultures, and centuries, weaving together the experiences of millions of people. Today, thanks to the power of the internet, we can explore this history in ways that were once unimaginable. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a researcher, or someone who values community and heritage, diving into African Diaspora online resources opens doors to knowledge, connection, and understanding. Discovering...

1828-2028 The Bicentennial Celebration of Sori 200 Years Since Emancipation: 1828–2028 The Official Royal House of Sori® proudly unveils the 2028 Bicentennial Commemorative Coin honoring Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori—marking 200 years since his emancipation in 1828. The Story Born a prince in Timbuktu, Guinea (1762), enslaved in Natchez, Mississippi for 40 years, Prince Abdulrahman gained freedom through international diplomacy in 1828. He departed Norfolk, Virginia aboard the ship...

Dinner Dialogue: Storytelling by Jerry Jenkins in Natchez, Mississippi The 2026 "Walking in the Footsteps of a Prince" heritage USA tour was successfully conducted from May 8 through May 14, 2026, across Natchez, Mississippi; Hartford and West Hartford Connecticut, completing its journey in Norfolk Virginia. The initiative served as a multidisciplinary cultural, educational, academic, and community engagement effort focused on preserving and advancing the historical legacy of Prince...