As Black History Month winds down, we are taking a pause to focus on lesser-known books about and by Black Canadians.

Books written by Black people are more likely to avoid stereotypes, biases and less likely to exoticize Black bodies.

We celebrate BHM as an opportunity to share the stories, voices and accomplishments of people of African descent to Canadian society.

As parents, we want to ensure that educators are intentional and purposeful in their approach to celebrating Black History.

How do we unpack the layered history of blackface and present it as a teaching moment to our children and students? We first need to situate

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February is Black History Month. Last year, the Government of Canada officially recognized the United Nations International Decade for People of African Desc...