Federal government apologizing for treatment of Black First World War battalion The federal government will formally apologize today for the way Black soldiers of No. 2
Mary McCarthy Brandt says Black communities have long recognized the significance of Aug. 1 For a person who has dedicated her life to eradicating the erasure of
Dr. Mary Louise McCarthy-Brandt was recognized with an honorary degree from St. Thomas University before addressing the Class of 2022.
New Atlantic Voice documentary, Written in Stone, explores the story A new memorial stone sits at the top of a small cemetery along the St.
Black graveyards were a major part of Mary Louise McCarthy-Brandt studies when she decided to do her PhD. The thesis, ‘Segregated in Life and Death:
Mary Louise McCarthy-Brandt has been tracking down forgotten gravesites of New Brunswick’s Black families for years. She tends to the Wheary Graveyard in Keswick and was part
In the episode we talk to former president of the New Brunswick Black history society Mary Louise McCarty. Credit: Black In The Maritimes Listen
The push to honour Black New Brunswickers whose remains were left behind when a graveyard was relocated. Mary Louise McCarthy-Brandt has been coming to the
Neglected by history, Anna Minerva Henderson was an award-winning writer, poet, and civil servant. Steep streets, tall spires etched against the sky,Grey wharves that know
I am a sixth generation descendant of early Black settler to New Brunswick. My ancestor Solomon Kendall first served with the Guides and Pioneers, settling