Ch. 1 – Introduction

A List of Supplemental Links to Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION: MODERNITY AND CANADIAN TIME-SPACES OF THE BLACK ATLANTIC 3

• Other Art Forms:
  • Researching Black Canadian Musics & Black Music Cultures in Canada Conference, 2003 (York University)
  • Northside Hip Hop: A Source for Canadian Hip Hop History and Culture (northsidehiphop.ca)
  • T-Dot Pioneers 3.0: The Future Must Be Replenished, video (tdothiphop.com)
  • “T-Dot Pioneers 2011: The Glenn Gould Remix” (CBC)
  • “The Golden Age of Canadian Hip Hop,” June-July 2010 (The National Post)
  • African Canadian Cinema: A Guide to African Canadian & African Diaspora Cinema (africancanadiancinema.wordpress.com)
  • “African Canadian Film & Theatre,” African Canadian Online (York University)
  • Association of African-Canadian Artists (colour-blind.ca)

Black Canadian Studies and the Beginnings  of the Second Black Canadian Renaissance 6

• Marcel Trudel and slavery in Canada:
  • “200 Years a Slave: The Dark History of Captivity in Canada,” Robert Everett-Green, 28 February 2014 (The Globe and Mail)
  • “Chains Unearthed,” review, Marcel Trudel’s Canada’s Forgotten Slaves: Two Hundred Years of Bondage, Lawrence Hill, May 2014 (LRC)

• Black Loyalists:
  • “Myth, History and Revisionism: The Black Loyalists Revisited,” James W. St.G. Walker, Acadiensis XXIX: 1, Autumn 1999 (UNB)
  • “The Black Loyalist Myth in Atlantic Canada,” Barry Cahill, Acadiensis XXIX: 1, Autumn 1999 (UNB)

• “Caribana” (Black History Canada)

• Rocky Jones:
  • “Activist Rocky Jones Remembered as Champion of Nova Scotia’s Black Community,” Michael Macdonald, 30 July 2013 (The Globe and Mail)
  • “Breaking Down Social Barriers,” video, Burnley “Rocky” Jones, Tedx, 2012 (youtube.com)

• Pioneering Scholarship:
  • Jacques Viger (Dictionary of Canadian Biography)
  • The Slave in Canada, Thomas Watson Smith, 1899 (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
  • The Slave in Canada, William Renwick Riddell, 1920 (archive.org)

• Donna and Daniel G. Hill:
  • “Daniel Grafton Hill III 1923 – 2003,” The Life and Times of Daniel G. Hill (Government of Ontario Archives)
  • “The Negro Convention Movement,” William H. Pease and Jane H. Pease, Key Issues in the Afro-American Experience, 1971 (africanamerican.com)
  • A Black Man’s Toronto 1914-1980: The Reminiscences of Harry Gairey, 1981 (ourroots.ca)
  • The Freedom-Seekers: Blacks in Early Canada (excerpts), Daniel G. Hill, 1981 (Government of Ontario)
  • “The Freedom Seeker: The Life and Times of Daniel G. Hill” (Government of Ontario)
  • Ontario Black History Society (blackhistorysociety.ca)

• “Let Us Compare Anthologies: Harmonizing the Founding African-Canadian and Italian-Canadian Literary Collections,” George Elliott Clarke, 2002 (Athabasca University)
• Black Theatre Workshop (blacktheatreworkshop.ca)
• “Theatre Companies (Currently Active),” African Canadian Online (York University)

• Films:
  • Home to Buxton, film, Claire Prieto and Roger McTair, 1987 (vimeo.com)
  • Black Mother Black Daughter, film, Sylvia Hamilton and Claire Prieto, 1989 (nfb.ca)
  • Home Feeling: Struggle for a Community, film, Jennifer Hodge and Roger McTair, 1983 (nfb.ca)
  • Clement Virgo (The Canadian Encyclopedia)

• Lorris Elliott (encyclopedia.com)
• “Rosemary Sadlier on Black History Month,” podcast (Canada’s History)
• Drake, musician
• “The Great Black North” (blackcanadianpoetry.com)

The Presence of the Past 11

• Uncle Tom’s Cabin Historic Site (Ontario Heritage Trust)
• Buxton National Historic Site and Museum (buxtonmuseum.com)
• Educational Programs: Buxton Museum (buxtonmuseum.com)
• “Mourning and Melancholia,” Sigmund Freud, 1917 (University of Pennsylvania)
• Anne Cheng (Princeton University)
• Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and the Dying, Typhoon Coming On, painting, J.M.W. Turner, 1840 (artarchive.com)
• Zong massacre (blackpast.org)
• “Granville Sharp (1735-1813): The Civil Servant” (The Abolition Project)
• “Projecting History Honestly: An Interview with Lawrence Hill,” Jessie Sagawa, SCL 33.1, 2008 (UNB)
• “The Generation of Postmemory,” Marianne Hirsch, Poetics Today 29.1, 2008
• Édouard Glissant (edouardglissant.fr)