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Nova Scotia boxing legend fought not only opponents in the ring, but discrimination
A homage to one of the greatest boxers of all time, almost 152 years after his birth
Black-led health and wellness group started by Dal student
Joy Chiekwe’s Black Wellness Cooperative is making change in Halifax’s active community
The proof of white privilege in Passing
Why Rebecca Hall’s new film is essential viewing
Black history is a lesson in respect
And it doesn’t end in March
Changing climate crisis terminology changes minds
The importance of accuracy in short form terminology
What the BLM movement has taught me
Let’s do better, Canada
Black History Month should benefit Black employees, not big business
Make your company a reflection of your campaign
Five winter hiking trails to try this season
How to make the most of Nova Scotia’s winter wonderland
The love language of food
A recipe for Dan Dan Mian noodles
Making The Mackerel
An introduction to Dalhousie’s premier satire newspaper
New vaccine guidelines leave questions
Students are anxious and staff are confused.
Dal faculty have mixed feelings about return to class
While some are ‘counting down the minutes’ to be back in the classroom, others are staying remote