Ryerson launching new Black Studies minor in fall 2022
November 9, 2021
Students will be able to learn about Black history and culture
Tag: Black History
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Ryerson Library purchases grad’s black history film
March 20, 2018
C'est Moi, a short film chronicling the life of Marie-Josephe Angelique and her fight as a slave in Montreal, was made by a Ryerson theatre grad
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The Earopener, Episode 6: Where are Ryerson’s Black-Canadian history courses?
March 2, 2018
Host Michael D'Alimonte chats with reporter Lidia Abraha about the lack of Black-Canadian history courses at Ryerson
Black-Canadian history not found in liberal studies curriculum
February 26, 2018
For Black students at Ryerson, learning about their history through their curriculum may yield disappointing results
Archiving queer, black history
February 26, 2016
The history of the queer, black community and the importance of archiving was discussed at the sixth annual Queering Black History Month event.
These Words of Mine: Ryerson Black History Month
February 14, 2015
By Karoun Chahinian Spoken word artists, rappers, poets and musicians celebrated black voices, stories and culture Wednesday at These Words Of Mine, a Black History Month event at the Ryerson Student Centre. “Black History Month is about creating events that centralize the voices of black folks and that’s not a thing that happens often,” said […]
Reclaiming Black History
March 5, 2013
A descendent of several generations of Pentecostal ministers, Afi Browne said growing up in Trinidad and Tobago - where the criminal code prohibits same-sex sexual activities - made telling her parents she was gay "an awful yelling match"
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