Black Canadians have been running for and serving in elected office for more than 150 years, but most of us know almost nothing about their experiences. This podcast will change that. Join host Nana aba Duncan as she brings us honest conversations alongside new research from Carleton University and Operation Black Vote Canada. If you want to find out what it’s really like to be Black on the ballot, this four-part deep dive is for you.
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Black Canadians have been running for and serving in elected office for more than 150 years, but most of us know almost nothing about their experiences. This podcast will change that. Join host Nana aba Duncan as she brings us honest conversations alongside new research from Carleton University and Operation Black Vote Canada. If you want to find out what it’s really like to be Black on the ballot, this four-part deep dive is for you.
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This four-part podcast unpacks the experiences of Black politicians in Canada through a combination of groundbreaking new research and very real conversations. Each week, host Nana aba Duncan sits down with Black politicians to ask: What role does identity play when you run for elected office? What role should it play once you get there? Do Black politicians face a set of unique obstacles? And is Canadian politics actually all that open to diversity?
Brought to you by Carleton University and Operation Black Vote Canada, episodes launch in January 2025. Follow this podcast if you want to know what it’s really like to be Black on the Ballot.
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