The phrase "diaspora experience" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the collective experience of people who have been scattered by war, slavery, or other forms of persecution. For example, one might say, "This museum exhibition explores the unique diaspora experience of the African American community."
While Away doesn't tackle anti-semitism head-on, it is a humbling reminder that America is built on the diaspora experience.
Ali's novel has been much praised for its narrative power and for offering a rare account of the British Bengali diaspora experience.
Black artists were expected to meditate on black ideas, using a visual language derived from ideas about the African roots of the African American or diaspora experience.
This welcome anthology of their literature provides access to a deeper understanding of the Jewish Diaspora experience, the Persian literary tradition, and Jewish and Islamic history.
But the shifts underway in the Puerto Rican poetic landscape are no doubt serious, especially because they are motivated by the youth, and are also clearly part of a larger cultural "de-centering" engendered in some significant way by the new kinds of interaction with the diaspora experience.
What is to be gained by drawing literary comparisons between the African Diaspora experience of slavery and the Jewish experience of the Holocaust?
From reports on migration, political opposition and media, the series will also focus on life inside the country, looking at sport, music and the capital's architecture, along with diaspora experiences.
The New Orleans-born curator has traveled extensively throughout the African Diaspora, experiencing both the similarities and the differences in ways black people live life across the globe.
Countries with a strong Chinese diaspora typically experience a boom in "dragon" babies, as the creature is associated with might, intelligence and is historically linked to emperors.
What makes Afropunk special is the tapestry of people who come from throughout the diaspora to experience this one, pulsating moment of a thousand kinds of black love: young, old; rich, poor; self-identified punks, and those who just like to lie in the grass and have a good time.
The makers of the show have plans to create books, too, and to dub the cartoon into more languages so that more families within the black diaspora can experience it around the world.
