Black Women
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‘Where’s the African princess?’: Calgary children’s author releases book ‘The Little Regent’In a time of stark political divisions, Yewande Daniel-Ayoade is trying to redefine what it means to be a leader, sharing a kid's story inspired by her West African upbringing.LifestyleFeb 14
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International Women’s Day: Meet 5 extraordinary advocates working to uplift women in B.C.Meet Nataizya Mukwavi and four other amazing women in B.C. who are working to empower women and members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community every day.PerspectivesMar 8, 2022
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Dorothy Rhau’s creative approach to breaking barriers for Black womenThough the mission of Audace au Féminin is to help Black women entrepreneurs through events and education, they support women from all backgrounds.CanadaFeb 22, 2022
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R. Kelly verdict seen as long overdue step toward justice for Black women, girlsThe fact that Kelly, who was convicted on sex trafficking and racketeering charges, victimized Black women and girls was why his crimes were ignored for years, advocates say.CrimeSep 28, 2021
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Trey Anthony wants to create safe space for Black womenAnthony writes about self-love, healing and how to spot red flags in a relationship. The book gives a voice to Black women in particular who face unique challenges in the world.LifestyleFeb 17, 2021
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‘Strength isn’t what you carry’: Black women open up about mental healthAs the COVID-19 pandemic pushes the topic of mental health to the forefront, conversations about mental health in the Black community are vital and women are speaking up.LifestyleFeb 7, 2021
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An 8-hour drive for braids: Why Black haircare is hard in small-town CanadaFor many Black women in rural communities, hair care products aren't available and neither are stylists, making it a challenge to take care of their hair.LifestyleFeb 22, 2020
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The lack of health data about Black Canadians can be life-threatening: studyThe findings reflect the larger issue of systemic bias within Canadian health care, according to experts.LifestyleNov 13, 2019
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Dalhousie researcher hopes to create new mental health service for black women"One of the main concerns that black women have in this city and province is that they have no African-centered counselling support."HealthJul 29, 2019
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