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Learn more about Shadd Cary and Black Toronto in the self-guided walking tour I curated, Tracing Mary Ann Shadd Caryās Footsteps in Mid-19th Century Toronto, available on the BaladoDiscovery App platform. Tour link: baladodiscovery.com/circuitsā¦
#OTD in 1823, Mary Ann Shadd was born in Wilmington, Delaware. She moved to Windsor, ON in 1851, already a seasoned abolitionist, journalist, orator, and teacher. Soon she became an author and the first Black woman in North America to publish a newspaper, The Provincial Freeman.
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TVās So White Again: Diversity Now Seen as "Optional" hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-ā¦
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Schomburg Center to Hold Next Century of Black Studies Conference, Nov 16ā18, 2026
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The Mighty Sparrow, Trinidadian Titan of Calypso, Is Dead at 91
He was sometimes described as the last of the true calypso singers. But in fact he simultaneously preserved calypso tradition and invented it anew
nytimes.com/2026/09/27/arts/ā¦
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'We wonāt be erased': Academics defend Black studies amid program cuts
As some colleges cut Black studies, academics say those programs are vital.
abcnews.com/US/wont-erased-aā¦
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The Slow Disappearance of Black Studies on College Campuses
Northwestern is the latest university to restructure its program as the Trump administration continues to target DEI in higher education.
capitalbnews.org/black-studi⦠| @CapitalBNews
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Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner on the one year anniversary of his passing (July 20, 2025)
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner, known for starring in The Cosby Show and The Resident, sadly passed away one year ago today ššļø
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On this day in 1975, Arthur Ashe became the first Black man to win Wimbledon singles title.
He was the first black man to win Wimbledon, the US Open and the Australian Open.
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āJust Be Good to Meā: When R&B was āBlackā
medium.com/p/0842678536be
#BlackMusicMonth
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Published by Canadian Scholars, Women's Press, In My Sister's House is the first volume in the series, and together these volumes are among the first collective works of Canadian Black feminist scholarship by and about Black women @CanadianScholar @WomensPressCA
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I'm so excited to share the release of the first of four books in the In Words of Our Own: Black Women and Being series, which I've had the privilege of co-editing with Ezi Odozor and Professor Njoki N. Wane. @echolibrary
See purchase link below.
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Sixteen-year-old Serena Williams wins her first match at Wimbledon June 25, 1998 defeating Laura Golarsa of Italy in the first round of Womenās Singles. šø Simon Bruty, Bob Martin
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šļøNew Afropolitan Dialogues episode. Eddy (DaOriginalOne) David, Ottawa and Toronto hip hop pioneer, on watching his own archived history vanish online, the gentrification of Little Jamaica, and why critical thinking is our best defence against erasure.
afroto.co/eddy-david
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Weāre hiring at Black Health Alliance!
Weāre currently looking for a bilingual candidate to join our team in the following role:
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Program Manager
For more information about the roles, qualifications, and application instructions, check out this link: secure.collage.co/jobs/blackā¦
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Viola Fletcher, the last living witness of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has passed away at 111. Her legacy of strength and survival will never be forgotten. šļøšš¾
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Viola Ford Fletcher pasted away November 24, 2025. This post is misleading and likely created for engagement.
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Dr. Alexandra Bastiany: Made national headlines by becoming Canada's first Black female interventional cardiologist. Born and raised in Montreal, she serves as a major advocate for breaking race and gender biases in cardiovascular care.
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Music Is Medicine: A Love Letter To Black Music Month | Eboni Williams
Music isn't background noise. For so many of us, it's the thread woven through every significant moment of our lives.
newsone.com/6862533/black-mu⦠| @newsone




























