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Black Londoners of Canada: Digital mapping reveals Ontario’s Black history and challenges myths

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By Elizabeth Hinds-Hueglin, David Mitterauer, and Patrick Kinghan (Special to BHN) https://youtu.be/ZBDvF9DCq9c Afua Cooper speaks about ‘A Black People’s History of Canada.’ As research associates on the Black Londoners Project at Western University, Elizabeth Hinds-Hueglin, David Mitterauer, and Patrick Kinghan are finding historical clues about people like Aurelia Jones and exploring the Black history of

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