Federation of Black Canadians want to keep black youths interested in politics after alleged racial profiling incident on the Hill

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Published: Monday, 02/11/2019 4:27 pm EST
Last Updated: Monday, 02/11/2019 4:27 pm EST

Len Carby, left, Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) steering committee member and Peter Flegel, right, Michaëlle Jean Foundation director of programming and development, spoke at a press conference held Feb. 8 to denounce an alleged incident of racial profiling that occurred on Parliament Hill during the Black Voices on the Hill lobby day on Feb. 4. (Photo courtesy of Richard Picart, FBC communications team lead).

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