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6 Editorial Commentary / Éditorial Afua Cooper
9 Viewpoint / Point de vue Raymond A. Winbush, Daniel Gay, Tamari Kitossa
27 Education's historical linkages to slavery: African Canadians quest for inclusive schooling Gary A. Pieters
32 Time to tell the story / Une histoire qu'il fallait raconter Lawrence Hill
40 The cost of destruction: Reparations for Africville Denise Izzard-Allen
44 Slaves in Cape Breton, 1713-1815 Kenneth Donovan
46 My home is over Jordan - Southern Alberta's Black pioneers Cheryl Foggo
52 Community Organization Commemorating and Memorializing the Abolition of the Slave Trades Gary Pieters
53 Acts of resistance: Black men and women engage slavery in Upper Canada, 1793-1803 Afua Cooper
67 The slave trade and its abolition: An unfinished slice of history / La traite négrière et son abolition: Une tranche inachevée de l'histoire Jean-Claude Icart
73 Emancipation now! Africans, rebellion and the end of slavery / L'émancipation maintenant! Africains, rébellion et la fin de l'esclavage Isaac Saney
85 Race, Freedom and Religion: The Church and slavery Carol B. Duncan
90 African Nova Scotian reflections on the impact of enslavement, colonization and racism on identity and mental health Wanda Thomas Bernard, Sandy Maureen Miller
 
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