Hey, remember that time the Supreme Court legalized racism? I've touched on this before, but it's time to delve into this dark stain on Canada's history... #BlackHistoryMonth

Black Canadians have left their mark on "Canada's game" in some famous and fascinating ways... #BlackHistoryMonth

Politicians are not your friends. They have not made #TexasStrong​.

The No. 2 Construction Battalion is a regular footnote feature in Canadian textbooks, so let's evaluate how they came to be and their legacy left on Canada... #BlackHistoryMonth

Let's talk about the first Black officer in the British army and the racism he faced... #BlackHistoryMonth

The fact that George Dixon is less famous than Rocky is a shame. Also, like and share to embarrass me and my absolutely terrible and cringey shadowboxing. XD #BlackHistoryMonth

Jeremiah Jones fought in the trenches of WWI, including at the famous battles of Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele. #BlackHistoryMonth

John Ware is one of the greatest cowboys you've never heard of. #BlackHistoryMonth

William Peyton Hubbard is a fascinating figure, reform advocate, and friend of one of Canada's founding fathers. The man deserves far more attention and appreciation than he gets. #BlackHistoryMonth

Numerous Black families were invited by then BC Governor James Douglas to help settle the colony to stave off American claims to it, and to lure them with promises of freedom and opportunity. Sylvia Stark's family was one of those families that helped ensure British Columbia remained British. #BlackHistoryMonth