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Vancouver Winter Olympics

In Celebration of Canadian Paralympians 2010 Games Whistler Vancouver

on April 18th, 2010 by Nina Halliday-Thompson

These athletes experience these challenges every time they compete – even with the help of a guide, it’s an amazing accomplishment.

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Black Olympians in Vancouver

on March 30th, 2010 by Jack Toronto

They didn’t win because they are black. They won like any top athlete, by honing natural talent through years of intense training and competition but their racial origin is almost always mentioned in media reports.

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The Black History on Salt Spring Island

on January 7th, 2010 by The Afro News

Evelyn C. White The Afro News Salt Spring Island With the blockbuster success of his book Roots (1976) and the subsequent television miniseries, author Alex Haley tapped into a deep longing among the descendants of enslaved blacks to claim ties with our African forebears. It was my understanding of this history that prompted me to [...]

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