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“HERstory in Black” showcasing the changing face of leadership

As Canada reaches its 150th birthday during this Black History Month, a photo project showcases 150 successful black women from

Barbados-born Canadian Author Austin Clarke passed away on June 26, 2016. Born in 1934, he grew up in Barbados and

On April 26, 2016, Hamilton’s first and only black city councillor – Mathew Green- tweeted that he was stopped and

On March 21st, while the world observes International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Black Lives Matter Toronto took

Poverty is not colorless in Canada. Racialized Canadians are more likely to live in poverty than their non-racialized counterparts in

Many of us have come to a point where we couldn’t imagine our lives without the internet- no doubt one

Certainly, one of the atrocious tyrannies our world had to witness. People of Africa, the Americas, Asia and Australia had

As expected the issue of diversity and inclusion was at the forefront of this year’s Oscar, which the host joked

It is really astonishing to see what is happening in America. In spite of his racist rants against different minority

Even though he had the chance to attend school only until he is 10 years old, the man whom we