![]() Desmond Cole raises a wide range of stories and experiences including microaggressions in employment, anti-Black racism in education, the oppression of Indigenous Peoples, and violent police brutality. The Skin We’re In actively contests Canada’s national narrative by following a year in Black encounters with and resistance to white supremacy. The axiomatic belief in Canada’s multicultural values and historical innocence is often used to dismiss the experiences of racialized Canadians and camouflage the white supremacy inherent in Canada’s systems and institutions. ![]() witnessed more than in conversations about race and racism. ![]() Nowhere is our purported difference to the U.S. ![]() Canada’s national narrative, in contrast to that of our American neighbours, tells a story of global peacekeepers, apologetic citizens, and liberal multiculturalism. ![]()
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