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On this weeks episode of BlackLantic, Hillary and Clinton are joined by Jennifer Dow, Matthew Martin, Sandra Hannebohm and Mamadou Diallo who all count their various Emancipation Day events and activities in which they participated in as well as discuss why this day remains important.

On this weeks episode, we interview the founder of Save Me, Save We - an organization that started as a clothing line to spark conversation which has now expanded to workshops around mental health and wellbeing. Though Junior is an actor, model and former pro athlete his passion for mental health literacy has made him an advocate and change maker in his community and beyond.

On this weeks episode, we discuss a racist incident in Sudbury ON, more racism on Sesame Street, Justin Trudeau getting snubbed by Indigenous community leaders and an English competency test for Nigerian international students despite Nigeria being an English speaking language. Like, Rate, Subscribe and let us know your thoughts!

This week we speak to PEI based photographer Robin Gessy Ghislain about immigrating to the island, being a Canon Future's Creator and we even get an exclusive sneak peek on some work he did for Canon! This is an episode you don't want to miss!

It's episode 25! Time flies when you're trying to change the world! 😃 Last week Justin Trudeau travelled to Nova Scotia to apologize to Canada's No. 2 Battalion (Canada first Black military Battalion), but what about New Brunswick's Black soldiers? Jennifer Dow, a descendant is our guest and gives great insight. Also, Russell Peters, an East Indian/Canadian Global Comedian and his use of the N-word on stage. Can he use it? Tune in to find out.

On this weeks episode we speak to Olam Kowoh. Though originally from Nigeria, Olam has spent the majority of his life raised in the Greater Moncton area. Over the years he has become an advocate for Black rights, helping with the Black Lives Matter marches after George Floyds passing and more recently has created a multicultural market, happening at the Lions Club on Mark St.

In this weeks episode we talk about the USA overturning the long standing bill Roe V Wade and how that will impact BIPOC people with uteruses as well as the resigning of Robert Tay Borroughs, one of two of the Commissioner of Systemic Racism's employees and what that says about the credibility of the report they are drafting. Don't forget to like, rate, share and support our Go Fund Me!