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SUMMARY:An overview of 400 years of Black History in Canada
LOCATION:Four Corners\nFour Corners
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DESCRIPTION:Suitable for ages 7 to 107\, this presentation is an education
 al and enlightening experience for the whole family. .\nhttps://bramlib.li
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Suitable for ages 7 to 107\, this presenta
 tion is an educational and enlightening experience for the whole family. P
 roviding an overview on the rich and expansive history and experiences of 
 people of African descent in Canada over 400 years\, topics will include:<
 /p>\n<p>1) Black and Indigenous enslavement in Canada</p>\n<p>2) Legacies 
 of enslavement with a focus on anti-Black racism</p>\n<p>3) The stories an
 d achievements of significant individuals and groups that have contributed
  to various aspects of Canadian society.</p>\n<p>Don't miss this opportuni
 ty for you and your family to talk about the various experiences and contr
 ibutions of Black people in Canada.</p>\n<p>Channon Oyeniran is a historia
 n\, Black history consultant\, lecturer for Black History in Canada. She's
  the current Vice President of the&nbsp\;<a href="https://blackhistorysoci
 ety.ca/">Ontario Black History Society</a>.</p>\nhttps://bramlib.libnet.in
 fo/event/7748947
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