Dr. Natasha Henry-Dixon
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Assistant Professor of African Canadian History, York University | PI for "One Too Many: Black People Enslaved in Upper Canada
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of our ancestors, and serves as a reminder that Black liberation is a continuing project, not limited to a single day.
I discuss the history of Emancipation Day celebrations in Canada in my two books and examine slavery and freedom in Canada in several works.
I discuss the history of Emancipation Day celebrations in Canada in my two books and examine slavery and freedom in Canada in several works.
August 1, 2025 at 3:19 PM
of our ancestors, and serves as a reminder that Black liberation is a continuing project, not limited to a single day.
I discuss the history of Emancipation Day celebrations in Canada in my two books and examine slavery and freedom in Canada in several works.
I discuss the history of Emancipation Day celebrations in Canada in my two books and examine slavery and freedom in Canada in several works.