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Funding Black justice initiatives is a start. Systemic reform must follow
For reform to be credible, it must extend beyond community support and be integrated into the structure of the justice system itself.
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Funding Black justice initiatives is a start. Systemic reform must follow
For reform to be credible, it must extend beyond community support and be integrated into the structure of the justice system itself.
My children survived Ontario’s schools. But at what cost?
From casual dismissal to systemic neglect, a mother details the long, quiet harm of anti-Black racism in the classroom — and the emotional toll of fighting it, year after year.
A vigil in the rain, a system unchanged: remembering Erixon Kabera
As the community remembers Kabera, they confront a system that responds to Black grief with silence.
Despite increased budget, Toronto school board doesn’t address systemic issues in nutrition program
Students face unequal access during a state of emergency on food insecurity.
Hamilton seems to move on as community grieves shooting death of Erixon Kabera
Kabera’s family returns to Rwanda for burial.
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