Some Black Montreal police employees say they're worried about going to work - CBC

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Black public servants working for the city of Montreal are joining a growing chorus calling for major reforms to crack down on systemic racism.

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A: Black public servants working for the city of Montreal are joining a growing chorus calling for major reforms to crack down on systemic racism.

B: Some Black Montreal police employees say they're worried about going to work CBCMontreal mayor says husband, who is Black, was stopped last year 'at least 5 or 6 times — for nothing' CBCBlack Montreal public servants call for concrete action to fight systemic racism Toronto StarBlack Montreal police employees told management some are worried about going to work CTV NewsPolice ethics commissioner reviewing Montreal racism allegations Global News