
Race Is a Story and No Single Narrative Defines Me
In a Toronto classroom, I was forced to confront how language makes one person “other” to the next
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In a Toronto classroom, I was forced to confront how language makes one person “other” to the next
Read MoreAs a Black child in a brown family, I had to learn how to define my identity in a new way
Read MoreFor a long time, I was the only Black biracial person in my family. My relatives didn’t always accept that we shared different experiences
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Read MoreI grew up in a black family, but in barbershops I still feel like a trespasser in my own skin
Read MoreEducating my son about hatred has taught us both painful lessons about racism
Read MoreUS media aren’t afraid to confront sensitive issues. Why is Canada so far behind?
Read MoreIt’s nice to see Toronto’s LGBT event returning to its roots in public protest. But demanding the exclusion of cops is outrageous
Read MoreIn his new book, Kamal Al-Solaylee explores the powerlessness of having brown skin
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