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Black History Month - February 2012
Black History Month - February 2012
On behalf of CUPE Ontario's 240,000 members, we are very pleased to extend greetings and solidarity to all members of the Racial Justice Committee, all of our Equality Committees, and to all racialized workers across Ontario at the beginning of Black History Month.
CUPE Ontario is proud to participate in Black History Month. Many CUPE members attended the month's kick-off hosted by the Ontario Black History Society (OBHS) on Sunday, January 29. The theme of the event was "a celebration of firsts", so it was fitting that Zanana Akande spoke as keynote speaker, the first African Canadian women elected as a representative to the legislative assembly of Ontario.
Click Here to read the full letter
Events:
The Toronto Public Library has over 50 events listed in Toronto for Black History Month.
Click Here to see the events listing.
Afrikan Liberation Month - Film Series in Toronto
Join us for the Afrikan Liberation Month Film Series on Friday's in February, starting on February 10.
Click Here to download the poster and for more details.
Black History Month Concert
Saturday, Feb 18th from 5-8:30PM at the Lester B Pearson Theatre, Brampton Civic Centre, 150 Central Park Drive, Brampton
Join us to Then and Now, a series of events celebrating Black History Month. Click Here for more information
Media:
Naming Canada's top black queet activist, Xtra! magazine
See the photos of the Ontario Black History Society Event, taken by Michelle Sokovnin

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