Please allow the 2 day festival to continue. Thanks city of Toronto!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep culture accessible!
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Alena
10 years ago
The city of Toronto is patently anti-black.
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Mohamed
10 years ago
Please keep Afrofest at Woodbine Park for both Saturday and Sunday.it's only once a year.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Why is the City of Toronto so racist? I was born in Cabbage town. I am a Canadian citizen with African roots and This is such shame on Toronto!
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Reshad
10 years ago
Good luck
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Anonymous
10 years ago
no
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Signed
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Dornel Phillips
10 years ago
Afro fest is needed event.Not only does it brings people together it help recognize the whole African diaspora
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Martha Farquhar-mcdonnell
10 years ago
I love afrofest and want to make sure this important festival stays viable. They need the two day permit! It certainly sounds like there has been some discrimination around how various festivals have been treated in the permit process.
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Phil Kamara
10 years ago
3 days even better
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Umar Turner
10 years ago
Afrofest to stay two days.
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Andrew
10 years ago
Shocking that the city takes a strategy that sounds like "punishment" for alleged past noise instead of a mechanism (even an official witness) to ensure noise levels and times. Sounds creepy and maybe racist.
councillor macmahon should explain why a progressive would abide this, let alone approve it.
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Frank Vetere
10 years ago
I have attended Afrofest for years and it is a superbly well organized event that I and so many others look forward to attending year after year. Let's keep it going, not diminish it!
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Kelly Potvin
10 years ago
make afforest the two days it should be!
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Desderius
10 years ago
We need the 2 day Afrofest
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Live in beaches and can hear the "noise". Afrofest is no different than many of the other summer festivals at Woodbine Park. I strongly feel that singling out the African festival is racially discriminatory. I also find MMM quotes in article quite condescending. If she is being accurately portrayed she might want to consider PR or cultural sensitivity training.
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Lisa
10 years ago
Culture is for everyone
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Rita
10 years ago
Save afrofest. We signed a petition to save afrofest to remain in queens park but it was still moved. Lets do more than sign petitions this time round!
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Roger Gibbs
10 years ago
Very saddened to see this unique and amazing festival slipping away. :-(
Please allow the 2 day festival to continue. Thanks city of Toronto!
Keep culture accessible!
The city of Toronto is patently anti-black.
Please keep Afrofest at Woodbine Park for both Saturday and Sunday.it's only once a year.
Why is the City of Toronto so racist? I was born in Cabbage town. I am a Canadian citizen with African roots and This is such shame on Toronto!
Good luck
no
Signed ........
Afro fest is needed event.Not only does it brings people together it help recognize the whole African diaspora
I love afrofest and want to make sure this important festival stays viable. They need the two day permit! It certainly sounds like there has been some discrimination around how various festivals have been treated in the permit process.
3 days even better
Afrofest to stay two days.
Shocking that the city takes a strategy that sounds like "punishment" for alleged past noise instead of a mechanism (even an official witness) to ensure noise levels and times. Sounds creepy and maybe racist. councillor macmahon should explain why a progressive would abide this, let alone approve it.
I have attended Afrofest for years and it is a superbly well organized event that I and so many others look forward to attending year after year. Let's keep it going, not diminish it!
make afforest the two days it should be!
We need the 2 day Afrofest
Live in beaches and can hear the "noise". Afrofest is no different than many of the other summer festivals at Woodbine Park. I strongly feel that singling out the African festival is racially discriminatory. I also find MMM quotes in article quite condescending. If she is being accurately portrayed she might want to consider PR or cultural sensitivity training.
Culture is for everyone
Save afrofest. We signed a petition to save afrofest to remain in queens park but it was still moved. Lets do more than sign petitions this time round!
Very saddened to see this unique and amazing festival slipping away. :-(