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Deconstructing Privilege To Initiate Processes That Support Recognizing Diversity As Resource
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Racism
Author: Juliana west
Document type: Article
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Métis And/Or Afro-Métis: Who Do You Think You Are?
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Heritage, Indigenous Peoples
Author: George Elliot Clarke
Document type: Article
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Decades Of Psychosomatic Trauma For People Of African Descent
December 5, 2019

Theme: Heritage, Multiculturalism, Racism, Social History
Author: Darlène Lozis
Document type: Article
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The Visibility Paradox In Black Canadian Lgbtq2s+ Communities
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Heritage, Multiculturalism
Author: Cicely Belle Blain
Document type: Article
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Implications For The Education And Wellbeing Of Black Youth And Communities
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Heritage, Multiculturalism
Author: Carl E. James
Document type: Article
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We Belong: Black Women Creatives Affirming Blackness Through Art
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Heritage, Immigration
Author: Atieno Odera
Document type: Article
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Is It Important To Teach The History Of Africans And People Of African Descent In Schools?
December 5, 2019

Theme: Canada, Heritage, Multiculturalism
Author: Abdi Bileh
Document type: Article
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Canadian Views on the Changing Nature of Work and the Workplace
November 23, 2019

Theme: Canadian History, Social History, Technology & Media
Author: Metropolis Institute
Document type: Research reports
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Linguistic Duality, De Jure and De Facto – Marking the 50th Anniversary of the Official Languages Act
November 19, 2019

Contributors: Miriam Taylor, Diane Gérin-Lajoie, Jack Jedwab, Shana Poplack, Robert J. Talbot, Geoffrey Chambers, Richard Slevinsky, Nathalie Dion, Jean-Philippe Warren, ...

Author: Metropolis Institute
Document type: Canadian Issues
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Are English-Speaking Quebecers a Founding People of Quebec? Francophones and non-Francophones somewhat differ
November 4, 2019

Theme: Canadian History, Official Languages, Quebec, Social History
Author: Metropolis Institute
Document type: Research reports
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