A downtown park honours talented athlete Fred Thomas.
This poster by artist Robert Small is the centre of a prize package for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
Leslie McCurdy will perform her one-woman play, “Things My Fore-Sisters Saw,” live online today: Wednesday, Feb. 16.
The McCurdy family are leaders in their professions (from left): Brian, Leslie, Howard, Linda, Cheri.
University of Windsor professor Howard McCurdy dedicated his life to fighting injustice.
This poster by artist Robert Small is the centre of a prize package for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
The African diaspora festival AfroFest will open Tuesday, Feb. 15, with a panel of UWindsor alumnae discussing Black Canadian history.
The Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Decolonization e-newsletter shares stories of excellence, advocacy, challenge, and change.
Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard will address "Emancipation Day in Canada” on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 5 p.m.
Bearing the words “Keeping the Flame of Freedom Alive,” Windsor’s Tower of Freedom Underground Railroad Monument honouring the flight of enslaved African Americans to freedom in Canada was created by sculptor Ed Dwight.
Leslie McCurdy will perform her one-woman play, “Things My Fore-Sisters Saw,” in a Microsoft Teams Live event Wednesday, Feb. 16.
