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The policing of Black womanhood and Black femininity is not a new concept. The old and perpetual “Angry Black Woman” stereotype, along with newer phrases like “In a world full of Cardi B’s, be and Erykah Badu" are used to control the behaviour, and appearances of black bomen everywhere.
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Western Alum, Tebello Nyokong has become a trailblazer in the science community. From her humble beginnings as a shepherd in Lesotho to becoming a distinguished university professor, she showcases the true meaning of passion and perseverance.
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Members of Western's Black Students' Association provide insight on this year's Black History Month.
A member of the pansexual black community shares their hardships in leaving their homeland and trying to find a place in Canada amid discrimination and uncertainty.
