Embracing or Effacing Black History
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Embracing or Effacing Black History

Canada celebrates Black History Month in her own way, while Americans cry: “ Foul Play”. For the first time, in the second year of the pandemic, Black History Month...

Time To Rethink Black History Month
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Time To Rethink Black History Month

February, the month dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of Blacks is upon us and this year more than ever, we should think about the purpose Black History Month serves....

Stronger Manhood for the Collective Good
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Stronger Manhood for the Collective Good

Young males are losing touch with an integral element of true masculinity. It is now the general consensus that 2021 sucked, and I am not going to be a...

Take down the ‘No Vacancy’ sign
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Take down the ‘No Vacancy’ sign

In this Xmas pandemic we should examine our roles as Innkeepers. The Christmas Story and its accounts of travelling Mary and Joseph, the angelic visits to shepherds tending flocks...

The Tale of a Nation, Two Teens and Two Elected Officials
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The Tale of a Nation, Two Teens and Two Elected Officials

Recent events have left me sort of reeling. Story after story, socially and politically, local and national, has challenged almost all of what I have left in me. I...

We must stop viewing police from a top-down law-enforcement perspective  but instead as part of a solution to social problems.
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We must stop viewing police from a top-down law-enforcement perspective but instead as part of a solution to social problems.

On November 1, when I heard the news on the radio that a male had been pepper sprayed at close range by the Montreal police ( SPVM), that he...

The troubling impact of Covid-19
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The troubling impact of Covid-19

On May 8, 1945, World War II in Europe came to an end. More civilians had died in this war than any other war in history.  As the news...

How has the government dealt with  the mental health issues? 
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How has the government dealt with the mental health issues? 

In Canada October 3-9, is Mental Illness Awareness Week, and October 10, 2021 is World Mental Health Day, and although much has been done there is still much more...

 R.Kelly: Once  Revered– Now Feared
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 R.Kelly: Once  Revered– Now Feared

How the mighty have fallen    2 Samuel 1: 27 I choose to define myself rather than embrace any of the prefabricated labels  or nomenclatures that may be applied....

Blaming vaccine reluctance on  the political dissonance
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Blaming vaccine reluctance on the political dissonance

On August 15, the average Canadian in the midst of the fourth wave of an unprecedented pandemic had more put on their plates, in the form of a hastily-...