The experimental film addresses Robinson directly and recounts the current situation of the Black community in Little Burgundy, once known as the “Harlem of the North,” drawing interesting parallels between the two eras. Through eloquent interviews, the filmmaker paints a portrait of racism and racial inequality in Montreal and Quebec as a whole. Presenting a unique historical and social perspective, Henri Pardo has made an important film that deconstructs the myth of a post-racial Quebec society.
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OPSEU Local 352 (Fleming Faculty Union) represents faculty at Fleming College. Our activism focuses on quality education, a fair and safe workplace and ending precarious employment. We work with other locals and organizations to advance these social justice issues beyond our workplace.
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Trent was one of the leaders in founding Canadian Studies as a field of study. With the creation of the School for the Study of Canada, Trent is staking out ground as the key place to study and research Canada into the future. Join us in 2022-23 as we celebrate 50 years of research and learning.
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The Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough is a vital religious community that comes together to explore life’s questions and support each other in living with meaning and purpose. We welcome all who enter in friendship.
Our purpose: grounded in love, we strive to be a welcoming community that embraces life with wonder and inquiry. We foster personal transformation and act for a just and sustainable world.
We offer a wide range of programs, including Sunday services, religious and spiritual exploration for all ages, social justice initiatives, music, small group ministry, a non-fiction book club, and social functions and community.
Please check us out online, come by on Sundays or for other activities, or call us at 705-741-0968.
- Year2021
- Runtime90 minutes
- DirectorHenri Pardo
The experimental film addresses Robinson directly and recounts the current situation of the Black community in Little Burgundy, once known as the “Harlem of the North,” drawing interesting parallels between the two eras. Through eloquent interviews, the filmmaker paints a portrait of racism and racial inequality in Montreal and Quebec as a whole. Presenting a unique historical and social perspective, Henri Pardo has made an important film that deconstructs the myth of a post-racial Quebec society.
SPONSORED BY:
OPSEU Local 352 (Fleming Faculty Union) represents faculty at Fleming College. Our activism focuses on quality education, a fair and safe workplace and ending precarious employment. We work with other locals and organizations to advance these social justice issues beyond our workplace.
Website | Facebook | Instagram
Trent was one of the leaders in founding Canadian Studies as a field of study. With the creation of the School for the Study of Canada, Trent is staking out ground as the key place to study and research Canada into the future. Join us in 2022-23 as we celebrate 50 years of research and learning.
Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
The Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough is a vital religious community that comes together to explore life’s questions and support each other in living with meaning and purpose. We welcome all who enter in friendship.
Our purpose: grounded in love, we strive to be a welcoming community that embraces life with wonder and inquiry. We foster personal transformation and act for a just and sustainable world.
We offer a wide range of programs, including Sunday services, religious and spiritual exploration for all ages, social justice initiatives, music, small group ministry, a non-fiction book club, and social functions and community.
Please check us out online, come by on Sundays or for other activities, or call us at 705-741-0968.
- Year2021
- Runtime90 minutes
- DirectorHenri Pardo
