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Daysha Loppie

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Daysha Loppie is a Black writer currently based in Toronto, Ontario. She has worked with 1919 Mag, the Eyeopener, Paper Plane, and several other online publications. In fact, Daysha runs her own arts and culture platform, Good Fortune, which documents the nuance of the Black experience in Toronto and beyond. At the moment, however, Daysha is focusing much of her energy on more personal projects as she continues to heal and grow through written expression.

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Ontario, TorontoCABJNovember 17, 2021Culture, Arts, Black Arts, Toronto Arts

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Daysha Loppie

Striving to advance the work of Black journalists and media professionals in Canada.