"Damn, I came to Ohio all the way from Ontario, Canada, but that ass was most definitely worth it," Steve Vincent said, sighing happily as he lay next to his lady love, a curvaceous, dreadlocked, deliciously big-bottomed African American sister by the name of Vina Smiths. Smiling that enchanting smile of hers, Vina playfully tugged on Steve's chest hairs, causing the big and tall Haitian stud to wince.
The two of them lay in Vina's king-sized bed, in a quiet street on Cleveland's north side. Vina laughed when Steve glared at her, a puzzled expression on his dark, handsome face. The two of them had known each other for almost four years now. Born on the island of Haiti and raised in the City of Boston, Massachusetts, Steve Vincent moved to Ontario, Canada, after encountering immigration issues in the U.S.
The racism that Steve encountered in the supposedly liberal and progressive City of Ottawa forced him to look inward, and he began to identify as Afrocentric. Growing up in the State of Massachusetts, Steve was surrounded by strong Black men and resilient, courageous Black women. The principal of his old high school was a tough brother.
Steve Vincent was used to seeing Black men on the city council and at the State Government level. Right out of high school, Steve watched Deval Patrick, a Black man and a long-time friend of future U.S. President Obama, get elected Governor of Massachusetts. The Blacks of Canada were different. The young Haitian was quite saddened when he discovered that Black Canadians were afraid to be Black, especially in the City of Ottawa.