Colorism (colourism in Canada & the UK) may be a relatively new concept to many, but it has existed for centuries. It is discrimination...

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Image via Unsplash In the words of Frederick Douglass, "Education means emancipation. It means light and liberty. It means the uplifting...

Despite being known across the world, Martin Luther King Jr.'s most famous moment remains largely misunderstood. The “I Have a Dream”...

If you’re someone committed to becoming a better colleague, an inclusive leader or a global professional, you are in essence working to...

As a teenager strolling down the street in Indianapolis after a basketball tournament I heard “what up redbone?” Redbone? As my worldly...

Knowledge Bookstore in Brampton, ON In an era where mainstream education often falls short in exposing us to the diverse and complex...

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the importance of environmental conservation and a push to take more decisive...

Black communities are more susceptible to deadly diseases, from diabetes to asthma, heart disease to strokes. For example, despite less...

The Civil Rights Movement was a series of social actions in the United States to secure equal rights for African Americans. As an...

No matter how much people deny it, most do judge a book by its cover. And this fact has never rung truer than in the case of Black men....

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Yes, it’s a fact that Black refugees are treated differently — just as Black people continue to be subjected to similar behaviour and...

For members of the Black community, defining racial identity can be a complex, highly personal and nuanced process. On the surface, the...

Racism. It's a word we have only recently begun to talk about openly. The meaning of which differs depending on your skin colour and...

If you’ve ever wondered about the differences between racism in the US and in Canada, you’ll want to read this post. While racism has not...

Since today is November 1st, All Saints Day, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about diversity and inclusion when it comes to saints and...

The rub-a-dub produced by the drums of educational and classroom inequity grows louder. A new report by Schott Foundation for Public...

Though the slave trade was officially abolished in the early 19th century, remnants of slavery can still be felt in today’s landscape....

Emancipation Day in Canada is now official following a unanimous vote by members of parliament in March. Though the federal government is...