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Dr. Wesley Crichlow is a tenured Associate Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities Program – University of Ontario Institute of Technology in Oshawa, Canada, where he teaches Introduction to Criminal Law; Introduction to Customs and Immigration Law; Introduction to the Canadian Legal System; Rights and Freedoms in The Canadian Justice System; Youth Crime & Diversity and Legal Issues in Law.
Dr. Crichlow was born in Trinidad & Tobago and has been in Canada for over thirty years. When he was growing up he wanted to be a professor or a lawyer. He choose to be a professor. He is dedicated to break the hopelessness and helplessness in the Black community and helping the Black community come together as a collective
During Dr. Crichlow talks about various subjects dealing with Black men including the shortage of love tolerance and respect, homophobia, young Black men anger, “hypermasculinity”, Black men’s violence, mental health, the culture of silence and is needed to break it, parental discipline, sex, Black men not showing their feelings and not talking, parenting, Black men and the church, the gap between young and old Black men, social media and education. Dr. Chrichlow closes the interview by providing solutions.
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Hi Dr. Crichlow
I want to congratulate you for the start of a personal legacy in being a solution finder, WAY TO GO. The topics which you presently engage in treating with are fundamental issues which affect the black population. I trust that being black you are best poised to initiate that mind set to the black man and start a start a people to be solution finders. Learn the lesson from the experiences and become productive citizens. Using your clinical experiences with blacks in the north American setting along with your short Caribbean personal experiences, you are at the right starting point. Be focused as a LASER LIGHT in your endeavours. GODS GUIDANCE AND RIGHTEST BLESSINGS.
Cheers
Brenda
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