One Too Many: Enslavement of Africans in Early Ontario

One Too Many: Enslavement of Africans in Early Ontario The history of the enslavement of Black, women, men, and children in colonial Ontario. Project by Dr. Natasha Henry-Dixon.

My latest article, “Interpreting public spaces in Toronto with the Black presence in mind” in the Spring 2026 issue of C...
07/15/2026

My latest article, “Interpreting public spaces in Toronto with the Black presence in mind” in the Spring 2026 issue of Canada Watch:

https://www.yorku.ca/research/robarts/wp-content/uploads/sites/466/2026/06/CW-Spring-2026.pdf

“Because there is such a narrow understanding of chattel slavery, what is often missed and disregarded is that chattel slavery was so entrenched in imperialism and colonization that the system was adapted to various environments and conditions and was implemented to suit the demand, including Canada.”

Read the article here.

Looking forward to delivering this talk on Emancipation Day!
07/14/2026

Looking forward to delivering this talk on Emancipation Day!

07/02/2026
Looking forward to presenting at the Canadian Historical Association conference this week
06/02/2026

Looking forward to presenting at the Canadian Historical Association conference this week

My latest article, my first with The Conversation Canada. Find it on their website:
04/20/2026

My latest article, my first with The Conversation Canada. Find it on their website:

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