The Daily Ubuntu29 articles · page 3 of 3
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The battalion no one wanted to see
More than 600 Black volunteers served Canada in 1917-1918, kept away from the front. In 2022, the country finally apologized to them.
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The garden with two soils
Racism cannot be reduced to a hateful act. A gardener's fable helps us see its three levels, and where to start repairing.
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Strength in numbers
In 1900, in Lévis, the first caisse populaire was born to free modest families from usury: an Ubuntu idea before its time.
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The land of our great-grandparents
In Nova Scotia, Black families have lived for two centuries on land without clear title. Since 2017, a public initiative has finally been helping them get recognized what is theirs.
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January 29, remembering together
After the 2017 attack on the Quebec City mosque, neighbours' solidarity helped a wounded community get back on its feet.
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