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The Canadian federal government’s confirmation that it will be apologizing for an all-Black battalion in the First World War is welcomed by Windsor-Essex African Canadian historian Elise Harding-Davis.
But the longtime historian of African-Canadian culture hopes the apology will include some discussion on what can be done to redress the past.
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An historic photo of the No. 2 Construction Battalion at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum, photographed April 13, 2021. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star ....

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