KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

By CJ Mayers

Knowledge Is Power conveys the clear lack of black education in Canada. We get to meet Taijah, Kathy and Idris who, in their own way, have all done incredible work in dismantling the current eurocentric system. We are also introduced to the characters of Jerome and Jessica, as they come to realize that the education system is mainly to blame for their lack of self-identity. Simultaneously, the issues explained from the trio, overlay the storyline of the couple before blending into a beautiful conclusion of how powerful knowledge truly can be.”