Leila | 28 Moments of Black Canadian History | Carrie Best

Leila Moumouni - Tchouassi is a Muslim queer franco West African with ties in Niger to the Zarma and Cameroon to the Bamiléké and is currently living, working and learning in Ottawa on the unceeded and unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin people. When she isn’t fighting burnout from living in an inherently racist colonial state, Leila loves building with and for herself and her community while basking in its beauty, diversity, and genius. She hopes to see the world one day recognize that WE are the prototype and if that day never comes she believes in burning it all down.
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IMAGES:
1st image: courtesy of the Museum of Industry, Stellarton, Nova Scotia.
2nd & 3rd images: courtesy of Carrie M. Best: A Digital Archive (by Sheryl Grant). With permission from Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library
MUSIC:
• Summer Walker x Bryson...
I want to go back by NATEB
Production Credits :
Director : Fitch Jean
Assistant Director : Anne Moreau
Producer : Anne Moreau
Executive Producer : Weggon Allen
Co-Producer : Cristelle Tessono
Camera Operator : Eniola Yussuff
1st Assistant Camera : Jabulani Coke-Talbot
Still Photographer : Jabulani Coke-Talbot
Sound Designer : Kabu Ganda
Editors : Fitch Jean , Samuel Kanza
Colourist : Fitch Jean
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Leila | 28 Moments of Black Canadian History | Carrie Best & The Roseland Theatre , Black Canadian history month

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I love that her story is also being highlighted! Racism in Canada very much exists!

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I feel like the process of rebuilding is also starting conversations about these things. Because what I noticed is a lot of Canadians are very ignorant to these stories and facts, so I’m happy we finally talking about it.
Thank you Unilearn!!

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I am not even sad I have to watch this for school I would watch this on my free time

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