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Samwel Uko sought medical help twice in hours before he was found dead in Regina's Wascana Lake, family says #skpoli #canpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…
I spoke to Sawmuel Uko’s uncle this week. He said : "Samwel did not visit the hospital one time. He visited the hospital 2 times. The 2nd time he was brought in by the police. Then after the officer left, the hospital staff kicked him out."
"This story is taking I very ugly turn. I don't always see race. But this might havr something to do with him being a black person and the hospital did not care," Justin Paul told me.
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1/ A little over a week ago, I tweeted some of my experiences as a Black woman on the Prairies. I have been Black on the Prairies for 20 years. Here, blackness is considered foreign, an oddity in the landscape, at best a question mark.
Although the black presence dates from more than a 100 years ago, with the first black pioneers migrating from the U.S. in search of a better life, Black bodies, Black histories, Black Life, Black experiences are mostly unaccounted for here.
Simply put, blackness is often marked with silence and absence from the public discourse. So, it has been quite a few couple of weeks to see hundreds of Black people from across the province along with people from other communities on the streets chanting #BlackLivesMatter
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