"Book of Negroes" reveals uncomfortable history of Canada and slavery
Lawrence Hill's book "The Book of Negroes" has won the 2008 Commonwealth Writer's Prize, giving him the opportunity to meet the Queen and see the real document that lends the book its name.
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The Entire History of Canada
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The Book of Negroes: pre-MIPCOM World Premiere Screening trailer
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This art reminds Canada of our history of slavery
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Deeply Rooted: A black family's history as 7th-generation Canadians | Short Docs | CBC
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Whitney Plantation museum confronts painful history of slavery
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The Entire History of Paris in 37 Minutes
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