THE GLOBE AND MAIL: BLACK ENTREPRENEURS IN CANADA FACING SYSTEMIC RACISM AND OTHER BARRIERS TO SUCCESS, NEW STUDY FINDS

As Elena de Luigi reports for The Globe and Mail, the new study from Senator Colin Deacon and the African Canadian Senate Group finds that Black entrepreneurs in Canada say they face systemic racism and widespread barriers to growing their businesses, including accessing capital, building supportive networks and skills development.

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