Black student’s cry for support after N-word used in class

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Black student’s cry for support after N-word used in class

UQAM student Christle Gourdet is speaking out after a white student used the N-word in her university class. She’s received an outpouring of support, but says it’s too late and wants to see actionable change. Melina Giubilaro has more.

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