The Immigrant Magazine

21/06/2025

🎬 The countdown is on, family!
We’re just [X DAYS AWAY] from a night that promises to be unforgettable. Join The Immigrant Magazine on the red carpet at the Hollywood premiere of — a powerful Nollywood story that speaks to every immigrant’s journey of resilience and reinvention.

This isn’t just a film screening — it’s a celebration of who we are, where we come from, and the voices that deserve to be heard on the world stage.

📅 July 3rd, 2025
📍 Harmony Gold Theater, Los Angeles
🎟️ Get your tickets before they’re gone!
General Admission: $50 | VIP Experience: $200
👉🏾 Grab yours here

📰 Read why this moment matters to us all:
immigrantmagazine.com/radio-voice-brings-nollywood-to-hollywood-a-landmark-la-premiere-backed-by-the-immigrant-magazine

Let’s show the world the power of immigrant storytelling. We can’t wait to see you there. 💫

20/06/2025

🌿✨ Excited to invite you to Love Blooms Here: A Night of Succulents & Sweet Words — a soulful gathering of creativity, healing, and connection 💖

🗓️ Saturday, June 28th | 3:30–6:30 PM
📍 Private Residence in Downey (address shared upon RSVP)
🎟️ $60 | All supplies included | Free parking

We’ll create terrariums 🌱, write love letters 💌, enjoy jazz & spoken word 🎷, sip cocktails 🍸, and support a powerful cause.
100% of proceeds go to Bloom Again Foundation to help working women in crisis.

This is more than an event—it’s a celebration of resilience and sisterhood. 🌸

🔗 RSVP now: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/bloomagain/love-blooms-here-a-night-of-succulents-sweet-words

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20/06/2025

Grateful to Julian Do and American Community Media for the opportunity to reflect on the deeper meaning of through the lens of the Black immigrant experience.

Too often, the voices of Black immigrants are left out of national conversations on race and freedom. But we are here. And we carry stories shaped by both ancestral memory and lived migration.

In this piece, I explore:
🖤 What Juneteenth means when you’re both Black and immigrant
🌍 How freedom travels across borders
🗣️ Why the diaspora must be included in every conversation about liberation

📰 Read it here:
🔗 https://americancommunitymedia.org/race-relations/an-immigrant-perspective-on-the-meaning-of-juneteenth/

Let’s keep making space for stories that reflect the full Black experience.

20/06/2025

🙏🏾 Deep gratitude to Julian Do and American Community Media for the opportunity to share my reflections on the true meaning of —through the eyes of a Black immigrant.

Too often, the stories of Black immigrants are left out of the national conversation. But our experiences, our grief, our triumphs—they matter. They are part of the fabric of this country.

In this piece, I reflect on what Juneteenth means when you’re both Black and immigrant, and how the legacy of freedom echoes across oceans and generations.

📰 Read the full article:
🔗 https://americancommunitymedia.org/race-relations/an-immigrant-perspective-on-the-meaning-of-juneteenth/

Let me know your thoughts—this is a conversation we need to keep having.

For Pamela Anchang, publisher of The Immigrant Magazine, Juneteenth is a reminder of the history of slavery and a celebration of the progress we have made.

19/06/2025

18/06/2025

🎬 Hollywood, meet Nollywood!
We’re thrilled to announce that The Immigrant Magazine is a proud media partner for the Hollywood premiere of , a powerful new film from Nigerian legend Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD)!

📅 July 3rd, 2025
📍 Harmony Gold Theater, Los Angeles
🎟️ A red carpet celebration of resilience, reinvention, and the immigrant spirit.

Radio Voice tells the unforgettable story of Uche, a single mother navigating life and rediscovery through the power of radio. It’s a film that echoes the voices of immigrants everywhere—and we’re honored to amplify it.

Reserve your seat now:
🔗 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/radio-voice-hollywood-premiere-tickets-1397747252659?aff=oddtdtcreator

👉🏾 Read more: https://www.immigrantmagazine.com/radio-voice-brings-nollywood-to-hollywood-a-landmark-la-premiere-backed-by-the-immigrant-magazine/

📲 Follow the journey and join the celebration:

18/06/2025

🎬 Hollywood, meet Nollywood!
We’re thrilled to announce that The Immigrant Magazine is a proud media partner for the Hollywood premiere of , a powerful new film from Nigerian legend Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD)!

📅 July 3rd, 2025
📍 Harmony Gold Theater, Los Angeles
🎟️ A red carpet celebration of resilience, reinvention, and the immigrant spirit.

Radio Voice tells the unforgettable story of Uche, a single mother navigating life and rediscovery through the power of radio. It’s a film that echoes the voices of immigrants everywhere—and we’re honored to amplify it.

👉🏾 Read more: https://www.immigrantmagazine.com/radio-voice-brings-nollywood-to-hollywood-a-landmark-la-premiere-backed-by-the-immigrant-magazine/

📲 Follow the journey and join the celebration:

18/06/2025

Why Immigrants Should Never Lose Their Accent | Kiyana Williams on American Bias | IMpact with Pamela Anchang
In this bold and honest conversation, Kiyana M. Williams—audio engineer and producer at KPFK’s Feminist Magazine—challenges the idea that immigrants need to “fix” their accents to be accepted in America. Instead, she flips the script: maybe it’s time America learns to adjust.
Speaking from a place of empathy and truth, Kiyana reminds us that our differences are not flaws—they're invitations to listen, learn, and grow.
🗣️ “We’re conditioned to fear accents. But they are nothing to fear—only to understand.”

🎬 Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/MSZYbJv-hTk

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💬 About Channel Host, Pamela Anchang
Pamela Asobo Anchang, Award-Winning Journalist | Founder & Editor, The Immigrant Magazine | Host & Advocate for Immigrant Voices

📍Find out more about Pamela:
https://www.facebook.com/pamela.asoboanchang
https://www.facebook.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/pamanchang/
https://www.facebook.com/FranktalkUSA/
https://www.facebook.com/TheImmigrantMagazine/
https://twitter.com/theimmigrantmag

🗣️ About IMpact
IMpact is a TV and radio platform celebrating the voices of today’s diverse America. From policy to pop culture, the show dives into stories that matter—especially to urban immigrant and ethnic communities. This is where dialogue becomes action, and stories become bridges. Our mission is clear: uplift, inform, and connect.

17/06/2025

What Every Black Parent Must Teach Their Son; Chuck Moore’s Urgent Message | IMpact with Pamela Anchang
What do you tell your Black son before he leaves the house?
In this raw and powerful conversation, educator and mentor Charles “Chuck” Moore delivers a heartfelt message about the realities Black boys face in America—and why “The Talk” remains as urgent as ever. From his decades of experience mentoring students and leading education initiatives like CAAP and Legacy Roundtable, Chuck shares how parents can prepare their children to walk confidently in a world that doesn’t always see their light.

🎬 Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/_odTOD0n47Y

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💬 About Channel Host, Pamela Anchang
Pamela Asobo Anchang, Award-Winning Journalist | Founder & Editor, The Immigrant Magazine | Host & Advocate for Immigrant Voices

📍Find out more about Pamela:
https://www.facebook.com/pamela.asoboanchang
https://www.facebook.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/pamanchang/
https://www.facebook.com/FranktalkUSA/
https://www.facebook.com/TheImmigrantMagazine/
https://twitter.com/theimmigrantmag

🗣️ About IMpact
IMpact is a TV and radio platform celebrating the voices of today’s diverse America. From policy to pop culture, the show dives into stories that matter—especially to urban immigrant and ethnic communities. This is where dialogue becomes action, and stories become bridges. Our mission is clear: uplift, inform, and connect.

16/06/2025

Israeli-Iranian Director: Don’t Judge My Accent, Hear My Message | Muriel Naim on IMpact with Pamela Anchang

Muriel Naim, an Israeli-Iranian filmmaker navigating Hollywood with an accent, speaks on the frustration and resilience of being misunderstood—and why vision must matter more than how you sound.
💬 “Don’t judge the accent. Hear the message.”
In this powerful clip, Muriel urges Americans to “focus on the message, not the color or accent”—a call for deeper cultural listening, especially in creative industries. She speaks candidly about the emotional weight of being misunderstood, the strength she inherited from Israeli culture, and the resilience that defines the immigrant experience.

🎬 Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/YpiMQHoMdrE

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https://www.youtube.com/?sub_confirmation=1

💬 About Channel Host, Pamela Anchang
Pamela Asobo Anchang, Award-Winning Journalist | Founder & Editor, The Immigrant Magazine | Host & Advocate for Immigrant Voices

📍Find out more about Pamela:
https://www.facebook.com/pamela.asoboanchang
https://www.facebook.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/impactwithpamelaanchang/
https://www.instagram.com/pamanchang/
https://www.facebook.com/FranktalkUSA/
https://www.facebook.com/TheImmigrantMagazine/
https://twitter.com/theimmigrantmag

🗣️ About IMpact
IMpact is a TV and radio platform celebrating the voices of today’s diverse America. From policy to pop culture, the show dives into stories that matter—especially to urban immigrant and ethnic communities. This is where dialogue becomes action, and stories become bridges. Our mission is clear: uplift, inform, and connect.

15/06/2025

Your Rights Matter: Abigail Zelinsky on Civil Rights Protection for Immigrants in LA |TIM TV

Abigail Thapong Zelinsky, Chair of the LA Civil Rights Commission, delivers a vital message in this interview with The Immigrant Magazine. She explains how immigrants—regardless of status—can seek help when facing discrimination. From language support in 80+ languages to filing legal claims, Abigail affirms that immigration status is protected under LA law. “Discrimination has no place in our city.”

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