I'm no Maya Angelou or Kevin O'Leary, but I can say that I'm featured in the same newspaper volume as the two of them. Photo and all, folks!
Check this out (scroll to page 13):
http://communications.uwo.ca/westernnews/downloads/wnews-pdf/2011/WN_Oct27_FA.pdf
Check this out (scroll to page 13):
http://communications.uwo.ca/westernnews/downloads/wnews-pdf/2011/WN_Oct27_FA.pdf
I am a proud cousin!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sara!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Congrats! Another one to share. :)
ReplyDeleteBrother Chris,
ReplyDeleteI hope that this finds you well. You may remember that we met years ago in Windsor at a Black Law Students' Assoc. of Canada conference.
Anyway, I just wanted to say that you're doing most laudable and invaluable work. It is essential that young Black scholars seek to uncover, publicize, and interrogate the historical roots of the Black presence in Canada and explore how this relates to contemporary manifestations and understandings of Canada as an officially multicultural state. Your work is and will be essential for search and solidification of Black Canadian identities
Great work, bro!
Anthony
PS
I'd like to talk to you more on the subject of historicizing the presence of Blacks in Canada. Please contact me.
How you doing, Anthony?
ReplyDeleteSend me an email to step1.cstraining@gmail.com and we can speak further.