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Black Canada provides a space for an integrated examination of the historical, cultural and various expressive productions of people of African descent in the Americas through the lens of Black Canada and four specific humanities and fine arts approaches: cultural studies, history, literature and music. Directory of Cluster Members Warren Crichlow, Assoc. Professor, Education/ Faculty […]http://robarts.info.yorku.ca/files/2019/03/BLM-02-2018-450x348.jpg