This course is beautifully, holistically, and sensitively put together. After the first Module, I have already found it to be an important experience to participate in. The learning experience is smooth, video work exquisite. The storytelling approach gives a nuanced sense of history that has shaped our lives here and around the world. Thanks for all of this!

This four week course provides the right balance between content and prompts for personal reflection. This was helpful to internalize and localize the information and think further outside of the planned materials. For me, it was a well-prepared and engaging course! I'm thankful this was prepared and offered on Coursera!

This course was very informative. The videos and readings were most interesting as they introduced me to Black scholars, musicians, writers, poets, actors and other creatives. I am so glad I took it. Thank you. I hope to share book titles, songs and names with people I know.

This course was excellent. The balance of reading, readings, video and engagement made the learning interesting. Dr. Andy Knight was a strong link to bind the broad scope together. I learned a lot and will continue to explore this topic. Thank you.

A very deep and easy to follow dive into the complexities of the history and legacy of anti-Black racism in Canada filled with examples and great book recommendations. A must for those coming into the exploration of this topic for the first time.

This course could easily be twice as long, I feel there is so much more to learn and I will delve into all of the resources that have been given throughout the course, to continue my learning. This course should be a part of the school curriculum.

This course is comprised with relevant information, delivered in an easy-to-understand manner, tracking from the first Black man in Canada to the present, with the development, acceptance and equality of Blacks inclusion in the Canadian society.

A vast amount of information covered in an accessible and thought-provoking way. I am humbled by what I did not know about Black Canadian history. Knowing this is just a start, it provided an excellent foundation. Loved the videos!

Very comprehensive and insightful. I appreciated the variety of media used and the broad scope, with significant amounts of information describing experiences in 6 different provinces.

A comprehensive introduction to Black Canadians in the past, present, and future. This is a must for all Canadians who did not learn about Black Canadians in school or university.

Excellent learning opportunity! This course provided me with the knowledge and understanding of the struggles, experiences, the resilience and aspirations of Black Canadians!

One of the best courses. I'm truly happy and impressed by all the content. A must for every individual to know more of history and present. (Y)

This was an incredible course with many different types of media to learn from. Well put together and excellent visual aids.

I enjoyed the format of this course with added audio and video content. It was easy to follow and accessible from anywhere.

A really excellent introduction to Black Canadian history and the origins of anti-blackness in Canada.

This course was inviting, educational, and inspiring.

Very detailed, easy to follow and well structured

awesome! Loved the format and mixed media

Great information and easy to learn

Fantastic information

Great course

A broad ranging overview of Canada's Black history provides useful information for anyone who participates. There are also many resources that will expand your experience even further.

Good coverage of material, needs more info of the route and experience to Africaville

There is good information about the Canadian perspective of Black people in Canada through a lens of equity (outcomes/results). It would be helpful to be provided with a contrast of experiences of Black people in Canada through a lens of equality (opportunities/chances). While some Black Canadians struggle in Canada, many more prosper and excel. It would seem like the victimization of Black people is one way to see experiences, however, Black people also thrive and enjoy influence and status. How might this level of excellence have been achieved? It would strengthen the discussion with opposing views to the equity lens for this course to have a complete picture of the Black experiences in Canada.