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Black joy, LGBTQ acceptance and Shabbat: One dad’s legacy | Being Black in Canada

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Avi Magidsohn’s unwavering self-love is a legacy passed down by his grandfather. From embracing Judaism to fostering LGBTQ2S+ acceptance, Avi is a testament to unity and profound change. Through sacred Shabbat dinners and the promotion...
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Rockland County honors outstanding achievers for Black History Month

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Each honoree was presented with the Distinguished Service Award in acknowledgment of their outstanding efforts and commitment to community service, embodying the spirit of Black History Month.
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Bronx Borough president hosts 3rd annual Black History Month celebration

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The celebration was open invite for all Bronx residents to come and honor Black culture and history.
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Black History Month: This TV show host explains figuring out you’re Black

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The CBC’s Adam Walsh, host and producer of The Signal, asks television host Laurabel Mba what Black History Month means to her. Mba says in her experience it’s what diversity and Black history looks like “depending on when you figured...
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Montclair’s historic Crane House remains a key part of Black history in the community

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The Crane House is a key part of the township’s Black history, and shows visitors the progression of African American life in Essex County.
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Bethany Arts Community opens Black History Month exhibit

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Black History & Culture: Black Presence. Profound Influence," was curated by Ossining Village historian Joyce Sharrock Cole.
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Bethany Arts Community opens annual Black History Month exhibit

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Black History & Culture: Black Presence. Profound Influence," was curated by Ossining Village historian Joyce Sharrock Cole.
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SUNY Westchester Community College kicks off Black History Month celebrations with art exhibit

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The exhibit called "Black, White and Gold" focuses on the contributions and personal experiences of the African American community.
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She’s a dedicated guardian of basketweaving | Being Black in Canada

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Clara Clayton-Gough stands as the dedicated guardian of a distinctive cultural legacy – the art of basketweaving. For almost 200 years, her family has treasured the tradition, passing it down through generations. The connection to...
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Flag raising at University of Windsor kicks off Black History Month

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Today marks the first day of Black History Month. The University of Windsor, alongside the Black History Black Futures Working Group, came together for a flag raising ceremony on campus. Marium Tolson-Murtty, Director of Anti Racism...
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College Board Revises AP Black History for 2024

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College Board Revises AP Black History for 2024
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Vice President Harris Rejects DeSantis Invitation to Discuss Black History

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Vice President Kamala Harris rejected an invitation from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to debate new standards in Black history education in that state.
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Florida Approves Revision of Black History Lessons

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Florida Approves Revision of Black History Lessons
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NAACP warns African Americans, minority groups to avoid Florida

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The NAACP says new laws and policies championed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are "openly hostile" to Black Americans, people of colour and LGBTQ+ individuals. It has issued a travel advisory accusing the state of "trying to erase Black...
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Sherri Shepherd on Blazing Trails for Younger Generations

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Actor and TV host Sherri Shepherd joined Cheddar News to discuss representation and inspiration during Black History Month.
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The Porter broadens depiction of Black Canadian history on TV

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The Porter, a new drama from CBC and BET, portrays the lives of train porters in 1920s Montreal, something experts say brings a new dimension to how Black Canadian history is shown on TV.
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Sask. teacher not waiting for Black history to be added to the curriculum

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As Prairie provinces examine whether to add Black history to their curriculum, a Saskatchewan teacher is already making sure his students learn it anyways.
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History students searching for broader picture of the past

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The social activism of recent years has prompted more questions about who is put on a pedestal, and more students are looking to learn about a broader picture of history.
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Don Lemon on the impact of George Floyd’s killing, Derek Chauvin trial

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CNN journalist Don Lemon talks to Ian Hanomansing about the importance of Black history in the U.S., media polarization and the impact of George Floyd’s killing as Derek Chauvin’s trial begins.
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Canada will apologize to all-Black WWI battalion

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The federal government says it's planning an apology to the No. 2 Construction Battalion, an all-Black battalion that served in the First World War. A woman whose father served in the battalion says while the announcement is emotional,...
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COVID-19 has further reduced trust in education system for some Black parents

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Those who believe Black students aren't given a fair shake by Canada's education system say the pandemic has only made things worse. Many feel COVID-19 has shifted the focus away from tackling issues like systemic racism.
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Toronto Hip-Hop artist highlights Black Canadian History through music

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( - image credit) In the span of two decades, Toronto rapper D.O. Gibson has spoken at 2,500 schools. He likes to pick out different people from places across the country to educate youth about Black Canadian history.
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The push to make the Black Canadian experience a central part of education

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There are growing calls to change school curriculums across the country to reflect the experiences of Black Canadians in all subjects.
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Supreme Court rules in favour of Black Nova Scotians’ long-promised land title

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Nova Scotia's Supreme Court rules in favour of Black residents whose ancestors were promised land title for supporting Britain during the American Revolution.