28 Days of Honouring the Black Canadian Experience

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Feb 2019

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Why not use the month of February to further expose yourself to not only the accomplishments and achievement of Black Canadians, but also the past and present struggles of our community? It may give you a deeper appreciation for why some of us value the month-long party.

I've gathered a list of films, books, historical figures, key locations, and more. Let's dig in!

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28 Days of Honouring the Black Canadian Experience

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