The video programs and resource guides in this streaming playlist allow viewers to investigate racial disparities and their underlying causes and identify steps individuals and society can take to alleviate them. Viewers examine the meaning of racism and how discrimination can manifest itself, particularly in a Canadian context.

Titles in this playlist include:

• Mr. Jane and Finch - gives an insider perspective of Black community activism in Canada.
• The Issue of Mr. O’Dell - examines the lifelong work of a pioneering civil rights organizer, Jack O’Dell.
• Cool Black North - explores the unique and vibrant Canadian Black Community and its role in our country’s contemporary identity.
• The Blind Stigma - powerfully removes the veil of shame that clouds the topic of mental illness in the Black community.
• Whitewash - examines slavery in Canada and its omission from the national narrative.
• Soul on Ice - presents and retells the virtually unknown contributions of black athletes in ice hockey.
• Finding Peter Bryce - reveals that not all settler peoples were blind to the injustice inherent in Canada’s residential school system.
• That Never Happened (52 min) - reveals the story of Canada’s first national internment operations between 1914 - 1920.
• Facing Injustice - tells why Japanese Canadians were forcibly removed from the West Coast in 1942.