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Unfortunately this is far from the first time we have heard of racism in sports on PEI. It is a serious problem that needs serious solutions. We want ALL sports associations, coaches, managers, teammates, and spectators to take this problem seriously.
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When does it stop? Believe it or not these stories are sent to me everyday. This is happening everyday in our game. EVERYDAY! Leave your comments and support for mark below. Hang in there mark! We got you.
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Survey of the impact of COVID-19 on access to STBBI and related health services in African, Caribbean and Black communities in Canada. As of Monday, we have 52 responses from PEI. We are halfway to 100. We can do this! SHARE!
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Queer BIPOC have been invisible from the narrative and being discriminated for their own communities and it’s time to end that. This list represents the beauty, pain, and complexity of the Queer BIPOC people.
#pridepei #pridemonth #pride🌈 #pride2021 #bipocqueer #queerbipoc
She was a Queen, Iconic, and legendary 🌈❤️
Black and Brown people always have been in the first line of all the revolutions✊🏾
#pridepei2021 #pride🌈 #pride2021 #marshapjohnson
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🧡We see you. We are with you.
We stand in solidarity with our Indigenous community. Wear orange on May 31 to honour the 215 children whose lives were taken at Kamloops Indian Residential School, and stand with residential school survivors and their families.
Remains of 215 children found at former indigenous school site in Canada.
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A Black islander elder is testifying today in the Supreme Court of PEI. Because a white man raped her in 2014.
More news to come.
#JusticeforAuntySteph
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I love #PEI and I believe it's generally a safe place for BIPOC communities. But racism does exist here & we need to do something about it.
Please share your experiences in this survey (bit.ly/32aGreP) by @BipocUshr and let's retweet for others to see ❤️❤️
#peipoli
We need more BIPOC counsellors and mental health professionals in the school system.
This is unacceptable!
A #UPEI international student went to counseling as she felt she'd experienced racism on campus.
"It's in how you see it. It's in your perspective. You can change how you view it" the white counsellor responded.
The student left, feeling even worse. #PEI
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Are you a BIPOC person living in PEI? Do you want to write for us? This is for you! We are calling on our community to join us in our second issue. If you have some stories that you want to share WE GOT YOU!
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