This paper examines how Antiracism and Black feminism enable conceptualize the situation of Blacks in the dynamics of power, name distribution of economic and social resources within the Francophone community in Canada. Black Francophones constitute a racial minority situated with French-speaking official minority. This populace is discriminated against predominantly white and Anglophone State and by white Francophone conclude, Antiracism and Black feminism allow us to thoroughly analyze the relations across race and gender relations. However, the specific case of Francophones as a double minority affirms that language should be integrated antiracist analysis to better understand the social reality of racial minorities located within linguistic minorities.