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Kusi-Appiah: Remote schooling in the COVID-19 era
By Professor Kusi-Appiah, QE scholar, Carleton University, 2019/2020 COVID-19 – a manifestation of the Anthropocene: In this write-up, I turn my...
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Tabitha Sabiiti: Creating a just world
Together We Can Create a Fair and Just World Where All of Us Can Live Happily By TABITHA KENTARO SABIITI I sit and watch my two kids deeply engrossed ...
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Dawson: Anti-Racism in Hockey
Bridging The Gap: A Policy Paper on Anti-Racism in Canadian Hockey by Bob Dawson OTTAWA, Ontario -May 19, 2020 – Racism has no place in ho...
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Addison: Keep your eyes on the prize
Make It Count, Keep Your Eyes on the Prize, Hold On by Hector Addison As we enter into 2020, as a community, let’s reflect on few things. Life is shor...
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Kusi-Appiah: Privatizing water – Good or bad?
“Privatizing water in the neoLiberal age: the good is bad and the bad is good.” by Andy Kusi-Appiah QE scholar, 2019-2020 My grandmother o...
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Kusi-Appiah: Don Cherry: Settler colonial legacy?
Don Cherry: another manifestation of the settler colonial legacy?* by A. Kusi-Appiah, QE scholar, 2019/2020, Carleton University. Giving him th...
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Browne: Anti-Black racism
by Robin Browne 5 reasons why racist waterpark ride shows how anti-Black racism is the S-word I recently made the local CTV news by complaining about ...
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Rawlson King: Councillor’s report
29 July, 2019 I would like to take this opportunity to thank the residents of Rideau-Rockcliffe for entrusting me with the honour and responsibility o...
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Robin Browne: Successful Black organizations
10 Ways to Build Successful Black Organizations by Robin Browne This article doesn’t give definitive answers on how to build successful Black o...
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Kusi-Appiah & Majdoub: China the new Santa?
“China, the new ‘Santa’ or a continuation of the Enlightenment project: Performing Anamnesis with the Chinese ‘saviour’ on the block. By Meiz M. ...