After investing more than 15 years of my life in consulting, training, and professional development, I’ve evolved into an Inclusion and...

The Weeknd and Drake | © @champagnepapi, Instagram Let's be real. Everyone knows our superstars. Black pop culture in Canada is now fully on the map. It started decades ago, long before I was running around in my tender years developing an identity. However, Janet Jackson was my first live concert. Michael Jordan was our superhero. And Tupac became my favourite artist. Table of Contents: Why Should We Study World History? Why Are We Not Being Taught Black History? How Has Bla

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Before we narrow our focus to the ideas contained in this post, here’s a question to ponder: how would you describe ‘the Black Father’?...

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Photo by Kenny Eliason | Unsplash Teachers are, without a doubt, among the most important people in our society. They facilitate learning, provide children with a sense of purpose, prepare them for success as global citizens , and instill in them a desire to excel in life. Today’s children will be tomorrow’s leaders, and their education is a critical factor in preparing them for their future. Being a global citizen and understanding how to thrive in multicultural environments

“From Reconstruction, to Jim Crow, to the present day, our economy has never worked fairly for Black Americans—or, really, for any...