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A newspaper review in the Sister Vision Press of “The Very Inside”, an anthology of writing by Asian and Pacific Islander queer women edited by Sharon Lim-Hing. This is another example of the Sister Vision Press helping the voices of queer people…

This is a preview from a 1999 documentary which included two of the most important testimonies of the Black Canadian directors scenes. Both Roger McTair, and Claire Prieto (Amongst other directors) talk about in a short 10 minutes their reason for…

Full link to the educational video: https://youtu.be/JvjH3cGV9QI
The Colour of Immunity is a 1991 educational video made by Black CAP (The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention) to educate Black Canadians on the AIDS crisis and preventative measures…

A column from the Glasgow Weekly Times dating back to September 20, 1860 explaining some of the John Anderson extradition case details.

A column from the Glasgow Weekly Times dating back to October 13, 1853, announcing the death of Seneca Diggs.

A black-and-white 19th-century newspaper article describing the pursuit and arrest of John Anderson and an armed mob in Missouri.

A video overviewing key events in Canada's history pertaining to anti-black racism. It highlights key protests starting in the 1960s all the way to the 2010s.

A Building on a Street

Japanese-Canadians marching on Parliament Hill to seek redress after wrongdoings committed against them during the Second World War.

Section 91 (24) of the British North America Act, 1867, was perceived as an act to help the Indigenous population, but was truly an act to assimilate their community.