Mosiah: “Before Malcolm. Before Martin. There was Marcus Mosiah Garvey.”
“They weren’t asking me about filmmaking. They were asking me about real problems that our people are facing.” Samuel Lee Fudge
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Juneteenth marks freedom, memory, ongoing struggle
“Freedom, when delayed, does not arrive equally for all.”
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Canada abstention sparks global accountability debate
“Canada’s decision to abstain has placed it at the center of that conversation.”
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Rome revealed our stolen stories
“When you convince a people they have no history worth remembering, you make them dependent on others to define their worth.”
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Black History Month in Quebec City
“Even when the language falters, the heart of our community speaks a dialect that needs no translation.”
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Who was Europe’s Black Muse?
“You are asked: whose stories are we ready to see, and hear, next?”
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Flashback Feature: Viola Desmond Awards celebrate leadership
Editor’s Note: You may have missed this the first time, or its impact may hit differently now. Either way, it’s
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The Gravest Crime: Canada’s Abstention and the Call for Reparatory Justice
“Slavery was merely an interruption, not the origin story of African descendants.” (Shahaddah Jack, Toronto’s First Youth Poet Laureate)
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Memorial Honoring Black WWII Soldiers Removed From Cemetery: Dutch and American Outrage Ensues
“We would greatly appreciate it if the story of the Black Liberators, like the 172 Black Liberators buried in Margraten, could be given permanent attention.”
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Why Toronto renamed Dundas Square to Sankofa Square in 2025
“We look back to move forward, with confidence and unity.”
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