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New organization working to support Black politicians who face discrimination
The congress says 150 members across Canada will mentor Black politicians and press for broader inclusion in public office.
- The Canadian Congress of Black Politicians was incorporated to support Black politicians in Canada facing representation and discrimination challenges.
- Liberal MP Michael Coteau said the organization aims to build a network connecting Black politicians from all government levels and political backgrounds.
- Colleen James, chair and Waterloo councillor, said the group provides a support system for current and future Black elected officials.
- A 2025 study found that many Black Canadians experience discrimination while running for or serving in public office.
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New organization working to support Black politicians who face discrimination
OTTAWA - A newly incorporated organization is working to support Black politicians across Canada as they continue to face challenges with representation and discrimination.
·Toronto, Canada
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The Canadian Congress of Black Politicians, an organization that strives to support black politicians across Canada, officially announced this month that it had been registered as a national organization.
·Montreal, Canada
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