2020

Standing at the corner in front of Roy Thomson Hall is LaTanya, a cousin of Jermaine Carby, a Black man who was shot and killed by Peel police while being carded during a traffic stop in September of 2014. Carding, which was banned in Ontario in 2017, is the act of being stopped and asked by police to supply personal information at random. Prior to being banned, statistical evidence shows that Black Torontonians were 17 times more likely than a white person to be carded. Between 2013-2017 Black Torontonians were twenty times more likely than non-Black people in the city to die in an encounter with the police. In those same years, Black people made up 70% of the victims of fatal police shootings in Toronto. To learn more about anti-Black racism in Toronto and to help support a movement to stop it, visit blacklegalactioncentre.ca

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$1,800.00 - 1 of 1 (dated, signed, and numbered)
The original photo is 32” x 48” and printed on an aluminum composite sheet (dibond) with a built-in subframe for mounting.

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The print is 12” x 18” and printed on museum-quality poster print made on heavy weight, natural white, ultra smooth matte paper. Printed on archival, acid-free paper in Toronto, CA. Please note that this item is 1 of 20.

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