A video update from Mark Hancock - Black Lives Matter | Canadian Union of Public Employees

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National President Mark Hancock is calling for solidarity to fight racism and injustice.

“Now is the time to fight like hell for the equality and dignity of Black, Indigenous and other racialized communities. Now is the time to support each other and hold each other up. And now is the time to challenge racial violence, white supremacy, and all forms of racism, big and small.”

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A video update from Mark Hancock - Black Lives Matter

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