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In February 1969, hundreds of students occupied a computer centre at what is now Montréal’s Concordia University to protest the mismanagement of a racism complaint lodged by Caribbean students against their biology professor. When an agreement to end the occupation fell through, riot police were called in, resulting in widespread damage, a mysterious fire, and nearly a hundred arrests. Created and devised by some of Montréal’s most prolific artists, Blackout re-examines the events that led to the occupation and protests, asking how race relations have changed in Québec and Canada.
“Blackout is a work that isn’t afraid to be political, or to take sides, or to make difficult calls.”
“It is an education, an ambitious portrait of fury and a really fun, triumphant work of art.”
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160 Pages
8.40in * 5.40in * .60in
.44lb
200.00gr
May 16, 2023
9780369104168
eng
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