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The Spirit Lives On: Recognition, An Apology and Settlement
Author(s)

The Africville Genealogy Society

Publisher

Formac Publishing

Publication Year

2026

ISBN: 9781459507814-06

Categories:

  • Social Work → Activism & Social Movements
  • Law → Civil Rights
  • History → Cultural History
  • Public Policy → Cultural Policy
  • History → Canadian History → Nova Scotia
  • Sociology & Anthropology → Racism → Systemic

 
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The Spirit Lives On: Recognition, An Apology and Settlement

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From: The Spirit of Africville

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This chapter outlines the impacts of Halifax’s destruction of Africville in the 1960s, and how

advocates went on to challenge municipal neglect, eventually earning official apologies.

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Contributors

The Africville Genealogy Society

The Africville Genealogy Society was formed in 1983 and began to seek recompense for the destruction of the community two years later. The Spirit of Africville includes contributions from Donald Clairmont, Stephen Kimber, Bridglal Pachai, Charles Saunders, and Gloria Wesley.

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Canada Council for the Arts
Canada
Nova Scotia

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada. Ce projet est financé en partie par le gouvernement du Canada.

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