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Cette notion de Misogynoire a été introduite par Amandine Gay qui a fait un documentaire il y a 5 ans sur les préjugés autour des femmes noires et dans cette acception, elle précise que c'est la misogynie des noirs envers les noirs.

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pourais-je savoir où je peux regarder ce film?? Super, j'aime beaucoup ce genre de vidéos!!

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Félicitations pour ce film qui va donner une autre image de la femme noire

We are called labourers now. I'm growing a granny handle.

J'ai essayé de la joindre sur Instagram, mais elle n'a pas répondu.

Bon documentaire, j'aurais aimé voir à l'écran une femme infirmière raconter son vécu dans sa profession.

Merci d'avoir mis des mots justes sur les maux des femmes noires🙏💕

Tellement vrai et bon film. Oufff… Nous en souffrons tellement, mais c’est tellement intrésèque en nous de toujours se lever et continuer la bataille. Nos ancêtres en ont subi mais se sont battus. Tous ensemble nous y arriverons vers une société où la question de la couleur de la peau ne sera plus un sujet de discussion et un sujet que nous avons tant été opprimé 😢

Ça me dépasse

Tellement vrai ces stéréotypes envers la femme noire. Merci pour cet excellent travail. 👏🏾

Vous êtes belles , courageuses....et je ne sais comment dire mais je vois des femmes je ne vois pas la couleur en premier ....Des fois je trouve ça compliqué de l'exprimer ... Ma fille longtemps petite voulait être noire tellement chez moi c'était sans différence juste que je vous trouve tellement belle !!! Donc pour ce mois de février on peut le voir où ce documentaire ?

Mais où trouver ce film svp

Quel beau film à ne pas manquer

Canada, as part of British Empire, had slavery and that’s known an mentioned in school and media . I’m originally from Eastern Europe and we learned that in school. Of course not as much as slavery in the south of USA but we know there were slaves in Canada too. It’s not true that nobody knows about it

" Canada" became a country in 1867, salvery was abolished in 1833 by Queen Victoria, how can you say ' Canadian slaves" ? You mean slavery in "north America" prior to Canada

Im in my sixties and it was touched on in school. I dont remember what grades, but I kniw it was present. I doubt that was the case everywhere in Canada. My family hasnt been here very long. I had a reverse experience of an Asian Canadian woman thinking she was less Canadian than I and her family tree had been here for qlot longer than mine. It blew her mind and mine. It just shows how pervasive and piwerful this idea of the 'white' Canadian really became.

Most of the slaves in Canada were Aboriginal and they often had the worst treatment particularly the Inuit ones

This video does not mention slavery at all. Although I don't disagree generally with the position put forward by the narrator it is perhaps a bit over emphasised as to the degree. As for slavery in Canada, most places where it happened, Quebec and Nova Scotia, its known about. Less so perhaps in Ontario.

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Slavery in Canada was also violent and brutal!

Why would it be surprising to feel marginalized if you are in the margin? The fact is that Canada was settled and built by mainly French and British. Also British doesn't just mean English. In Canada there is a strong, proud history of Scottish, Irish, and Welsh who were just as important, if not MORE important than the English. Remember that our first Prime Minister was born in Scotland. I would be happy to meet a black person who has a long history in Canada. That's an amazing thing. However, I also think it's perfectly natural for someone to be a little surprised, because you would be rare. It's good to be rare. Be happy that you're rare.

Yeah I’ve always wondered why we talk about indigenous history and reconciliation with the native Canadians but we dont talk about black history in a lot Canada but what I do not understand is why the woman gets offended when someone asks her where she is from

"Slavery" is any system in which principles of property law are applied to people, allowing individuals to own, buy and sell other individuals, as a de jure form of property. A slave is unable to withdraw unilaterally from such an arrangement and works without remuneration. Slavery still exists around the world. The United Nations has said there are between 40 and 50 million people around the world even today that are Slaves.!! We here in the western world have become mentally lazy. We no longer expose people to many topic growing up as a child in school. Schools Only give you enough education to make you a great slave and behave the way the farm wishes you too. We Have become Naive to this in the western world. People Live in there Bubble wrapped world. Even the so called highly educated Professional people. Live in there glass bubble. There's a Form of sex Slave too! Woman Children and men Are bought and sold Just like cattle on a farm. There's a form of DEBT Slave also! It is still called Debt bondage, also known as debt slavery or bonded labour,(have ever herd the term. Can they be “BONDED”? If so, you got your slave score. Bonded Labour is the pledge of a person's services as security for the repayment for a debt or other obligation, where the terms of the repayment are not clearly or reasonably stated, and the person who is holding the debt and thus has some control over the laborer- This being a modren form of the banks holding over you your credit score. The government using Taxes deducted from your gains. Indentured servants were/are men and women who signed a contract (Gainfully employed) (also known as an indenture or a covenant, Employment Contract) by which they agreed to work for a certain number of hours per week and years in exchange for transportation, food, clothing and shelter. (YOUR CAR) and, (YOUR food) And YOUR clothing, and YOUR shelter.(mortgage on your house!) Have you signed a Contract for an Education in only one topical area of Expertise ?? Mm Doctoral, Masters..Yip Slaves! Have you signed a loan for your education, a car loan or Mortgage? Unless you buy something cash. Or pay for something with your profits. Your unknowingly a slave to your debt. An most of you all will never understand that! Is that an insult to your intelligence. Sort of. But did it just make you think about your life and situation. Hopefully!! Examples are Has that Modern Hockey Player Signed a contract to play so many games for a couple million a year?? They are Slaves too!! Never truly knowing that though. They are just the modern Gladiator of the Once great Roman empire! Didn't know this. But Gladiators in Roman where paid a lot of money!! Chefs where paid a lot of money too!! So Are you seeing how you've been brain washed into believing your Life is a "free" life??? The Illusions of freedom are all around you. Most of you live in a state of Compliance. An Not ever really knowing the cage you live in and under. You could be Liberal, Conservative, Open Minded, Religious. All these are the masterfully art of Animal training. To be an AWAKENED mind you must be able to see through the cloud of Animal Training. Teach your child Independence! Teach them Critical thinking!! Teach them Life skills!! Teach and expose them at as many topics as there are in an Encyclopedia!! Awaken your own mind, Soul and life!! Live free is you can!! An DARE!!

Lol what about status Indians 😂are we not candian?

This is so fuckin stupid, slavery was a very common practice through human history.. Guess what slavery doesn't exist in Canada anymore so quit acting like you marginalized when you are not.. Well obviously you are visually a person of colour and it is very common that someone of colour is from another country.. grow some thicker skin.

It's a shame that Cher is the only person I've heard say there is no such thing as a good slave master

Canada really did a good job at trying to make the country's history look better than the US. They only teach us about slavery and racial discrimination in the US! These things also happened in Canada but they don't talk about it, they purposely omitted them. The only thing Canada talks about is how they welcomed emaciated/free African-Americans in the country. They don't talk about what really happened to Black Canadians in Nova Scotia or how the government sent papers telling that they didn't want anymore Black-Americans immigrating to the country, when they invited them to settle in the country in the first place! Most of Canadians do not know this and that's pretty sad.

Wow! That was very interesting information being that I from Cleveland, Ohio.

Canada did have slaves. I am a descendant of one. Quebec enslaved the Pawnee people the British encouraged it. READ not on the internet but go to a library and pick up one of those heavy things on the shelf, there is no photoshop. Ahh Canada's dirty little secret.

Really is that why in Canada a company can openy say "white males need not apply", open discrimination againts whites. Or what about Cornwall England in 1640 where black were taking white slaves or the current genocide or white farmers in south Africa. There are ass hole of all colour

I would really like to understand: why do you call yourselves African? The documents that were shown in this video say either American or colored! You can be American and look African.

Shalom (peace), I happy to see that you recognize that you are a descendant of the Slave Trade. If you are truly a scholar and seek the Truth I invite you to learn of your true nationality. Sister, you are not a Canadian (nor could you ever be a Canadian by Nationality); you are an Israelite according to the Holy Bible! The Bible is a history of our people...please visit israelunite(dot)org; there are many videos and other historical, as well as Biblical evidence to prove this! Search!

There were slavery in what later would become Canada. The British abolished slavery before Canadian Confederation, as a result Canada as a country technically didn't have slavery. Canada also didn't have plantations, so the need for slaves didn't really exist. Most were used as servants. Both Blacks and Aboriginals were used as slaves. More Aboriginals than Blacks.

Wow, you realize that all your doing is showing that white Canadians are nothing but selfish and racist who's main goal is to get as much as possible at anyone else's cost.

Every Canadian associates their heritage with somewhere else i.e. Europe, Asia, Africa. Why does this woman feel offended when people ask her that question? Does she think her family crossed the Bering Strait passage or something? lol They obviously didn't. So just because her family may have come here a few years before other immigrants doesn't mean a thing.

I'm not even gonna waste my time with an idiot who thinks everyone has an anti-white agenda

Slavery did not play a huge part in building Canada. Do some research first instead of just spouting off your anti-white non sense. Slavery was abolished by Britain before Canada formed. There were ZERO slaves in Canada when it formed. There were some slaves here before Canada formed but some estimates are as low as 100. Certainly not a significant enough number to have a "huge part in building" Canada. Her family came from Africa. That's how she should answer. Just a longer time ago.

Well since you seem to know her entire family tree why don't you fill us in on when her family came to Canada. Plus you do realize that slavery played a huge part in building the colonies in Canada as well as America.

Very short snippet but very thought provoking. Thank you for sharing this. What she highlighted was a good example of political spin (re: slaves heading north to be "free"). How often will people question the time period before that happened or question whether there were any blacks in Canada prior to the black American's migrating to Canada (by choice or not). Very informative clip indeed.

"many many generations"? "Centuries"? I'm calling bullshit. She has no idea when her relatives came here.

@ve2zzz Merci! Dites-nous ce que vous pensez du film quand vous le verrez. Il est disponible entre autres sur Archambault et sur Itunes.

J'ai vraiment hâte de voir ce film !!!! J'ai toujours voulu connaître l'Histoire de Marie-Josèphe Angélique !