Dr. Afu Cooper, Race and Slavery

April 26, 2020
CHMA Staff

Hamish Hallet speaks with Dr. Afu Cooper. Cooper teaches sociology and anthropology at Dalhousie University and served as chair of the University’s Scholarly Panel on Lord Dalhousie’s Relationship to Race and Slavery and co-author of its Report.

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