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"""The elixir to combating racism, in a very Murray-Sinclair-esque way, is through education. Larochelle sees contemporary public education as a means to bring people together, expose children to deep thinking, empathy and ethical reasoning. A tremendous repurposing, then, of public education and a reason to support it, now more than ever--a call to action for all teachers."" --Matt Henderson ""Winnipeg Free Press"""

""The elixir to combating racism, in a very Murray-Sinclair-esque way, is through education. Larochelle sees contemporary public education as a means to bring people together, expose children to deep thinking, empathy and ethical reasoning. A tremendous repurposing, then, of public education and a reason to support it, now more than ever—a call to action for all teachers.""— Matt Henderson, Winnipeg Free Press

"""The elixir to combating racism, in a very Murray-Sinclair-esque way, is through education. Larochelle sees contemporary public education as a means to bring people together, expose children to deep thinking, empathy and ethical reasoning. A tremendous repurposing, then, of public education and a reason to support it, now more than ever—a call to action for all teachers.""— Matt Henderson, Winnipeg Free Press"

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Catherine Larochelle is a professor of history at the Université de Montréal and a member of HistoireEngagee.ca’s editorial board. She is the co-host of the podcast Persistance coloniale and is interested in the different ways history is written and disseminated in Quebec.

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