If there’s one thing I know I could improve on as a Black Canadian, it’s my involvement in politics and keeping abreast of the issues affecting my larger community. It’s one thing to vote—the bare minimum we can do as our civic duty—but we often take this right for granted, usually choosing an incumbent to continue doing… Continue reading Sherika Powell | Tales from the 2.9, Vol. 2 #18
Father to two. Husband to one. Second to none.
Makini Smith | Tales from the 2.9, Vol. 2 #8
If you heard any of the interviews I did for Tales from the 2.9, you’ll know there’s one word that comes to mind when I think of my fellow Black Canadians— RESILIENCE. It’s rare that anything worthwhile happens overnight. In an age where overnight successes come and go daily, we rarely see the years of grind needed to get… Continue reading Makini Smith | Tales from the 2.9, Vol. 2 #8
