Dr. Rosemary Sadlier is the president of The Ontario Black History Society. Dr. Sadlier is of African Canadian descent and is married with three children. Her professional background is in education and social work. During our conversation she provides some history on the Ontario Black History Society (Canada’s first Black History Society which started in 1978), how the OBHS helped Toronto become the first place in Canada to recognize February as Black History Month, the OBHS role in having February recognized as Black History Month in Canada since February 1996.
Dr. Sadlier also expresses the need for African Canadian material in schools and what needs to be done to change this situation.
Dr. Sadlier also tells us about her book about Harriet Tubman and some great stories about Harriet Tubman, “Freedom Seeker, Freedom Leader”.
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