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Article content The Canadian federal government’s confirmation that it will be apologizing for an all-Black battalion in the First World War is welcomed by Windsor-Essex African Canadian historian Elise Harding-Davis. But the longtime historian of African-Canadian culture hopes the apology will include some discussion on what can be done to redress the past. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Federal apology for all-Black First World War battalion should address reparations, says local activist Back to video An historic photo of the No. 2 Co...