Andray Domise

Jordan Edwards’ death exposes, again, who it is that holds power over Black bodies—and white North America must see its complicity

Now what? Andray Domise on what’s at stake in the wake of powerful Canadian editors and columnists calling for an ‘appropriation award’

Pity Canadian journalism, Andray Domise writes, at a time ’where the limits to its overwhelming whiteness are coming into sharp focus’

Black Canadians aren’t entering the STEM fields—in part because of our education system’s soft bigotry of low expectations

Wesley Lowery gets the facts in order about the Black Lives Matter movement

This election is already being spun as ’voter backlash’ for the last eight years. It was far darker than that.

People of colour embraced Vine. But when corporate parent Twitter chose bullies over those who made its platform work, they left.

While everyone insists diversity and inclusion is important, a solution for desegregating the gaming industry remains out of reach

It’s not just that a young, black man got elected to Halifax city council for the first time in decades. It’s also how he did it.

While Donald Trump is far out of his depth on the finer points of America’s racial divides, he is far from the only politician informed by the mythologies of yesteryear