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ONTARIO’S BLACK COMMUNITY DEMANDS ACTION AGAINST HATE
A powerful coalition of advocates, led by Black People United for Change and joined by Emma Ansah, recently organized a peaceful demonstration in Ontario’s legislature. The group’s mission was clear: to push for the creation of an anti-Black hate law that would protect the province’s Black communities from systemic racism and targeted violence. The demonstration culminated in a significant victory when MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam officially accepted the group’s petition. The petition was subsequently read aloud in the Legislative Assembly and submitted for the record, marking
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U.S.-China Trade Talks Spark Global Optimism but Raise Questions About Long-Term Reset
Image Credit, AI-generated In a move that could redefine the global economic landscape, the United States and China have entered into substantial negotiations in Geneva, slashing tariffs in what appears to be the most significant thaw in relations since the trade war began with Trump’s return to office. The deal, brokered after three days of tense, closed-door discussions, reduces the average tariff rate on key Chinese imports from a staggering 130% down to 30%. In return, China has lowered its tariffs on U.S. goods, notably agricultural and technological exports, with the hope of re