What It's Like to Be Black at School | The Agenda

Author and activist Habiba Cooper Diallo discusses her memoir, "Black in School," documenting the stereotypes, microaggressions, and system racism she experienced at a Halifax high school known for its diversity. Then, how did two Norval Morrisseau paintings that went missing in Thunder Bay in the 1980s get recovered?

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