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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

Canadians often vacillate between identifying ourselves as vastly unique from our southern neighbours, when they are acting in a distasteful

It seems Kafka has come to America. It must be Kafka, for who else could craft such a spectacle of

‘The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.’ William Shakespeare, Julius Ceasar A generation or two

“Don’t worry when I fight with you, worry when I stop, because it means there’s nothing left for us to

‘A national culture is the whole body of efforts made by a people in the sphere of thought to describe,

The police killed another black man on Tuesday. His name was Alton Sterling, and he lived in Baton Rouge, La.

“In 1991, when video was released of Rodney King being beaten by Los Angeles police officers, Alton Sterling of Louisiana

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

I originally intended to write a biographical sketch about Dr. Jeremy Levitt, Canada’s first Black male law dean. A leading