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WE Charity on the spotlight as another mistreatment case emerges

Amanda Maitland worked for WE Charity until June 2019. She says a personal speech she was supposed to deliver during an anti-racism tour was largely rewritten by a mostly white team of staff. (Tina Mackenzie/CBC) Mr Santai Kimakeke had through a well-written article narrated the cases of mistreatment ranging from raci

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Amanda Maitland worked for WE Charity until June 2019. She says a personal speech she was supposed to deliver during an anti-racism tour was largely rewritten by a mostly white team of staff. (Tina Mackenzie/CBC) Mr Santai Kimakeke had through a well-written article narrated the cases of mistreatment ranging from racism to gagging at WE Charity (Me to We, Free The Children). It now appears that the Charity that has its origins in Canada has been having this as the norm. Racism and mistreatment and silencing of workers is the norm. On a July 7th 2020 article appearing on a Canadian news channel, a former staff of WE Charity, Amanda Maitland narrates how her anti-racism speech was changed to suit the egos of the white-owners of the outfit that...

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