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This Week: Dr. Afua Cooper discusses with host and reporter Karli Zschogner after talk at UKing’s “The Ownership of Her Womb”: Black Women, Reproduction, and Slavery in Canada. She says we have much to learn through the impacts of colonization and slavery today.
King’s Journalism student Jayde Tynes, member of the King’s Equity Committee reflects on Cooper’s talk and the connection of slavery in laws that had been in Canada and US, and King’s Inquiry on its connection to slavery.
Members of King’s The Watch Magazine Jessica MacIssac, Isabele Ruitenbeek, and Nicolas Frew discuss what this opportunity means for them and students.
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By Karli ZschognerThis Week: Dr. Afua Cooper discusses with host and reporter Karli Zschogner after talk at UKing’s “The Ownership of Her Womb”: Black Women, Reproduction, and Slavery in Canada. She says we have much to learn through the impacts of colonization and slavery today.
King’s Journalism student Jayde Tynes, member of the King’s Equity Committee reflects on Cooper’s talk and the connection of slavery in laws that had been in Canada and US, and King’s Inquiry on its connection to slavery.
Members of King’s The Watch Magazine Jessica MacIssac, Isabele Ruitenbeek, and Nicolas Frew discuss what this opportunity means for them and students.
The post ULead Episode 8: Slavery, Black Women Reproduction and writing in The Watch Magazine appeared first on CKDU Podcasts.