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--- "Bilkszto alleged in his lawsuit that Kike Ojo-Thompson – who runs an equity firm called the KOJO Institute – said that Canada was racist and has “never reckoned with its anti-Black history.” When Bilkszto disagreed with the instructor and challenged her comments, he was condemned for appearing to undermine a Black woman, the lawsuit said. Bilkszto, 60, a former principal at the Toronto District School Board took his own life after filing a lawsuit against the district after he faced harassment for calling out an anti-racism instructor."

Looking through business reviews and the like, one learns this "institute" has two -- count 'em -- two employees. And it is in a rental facility which seems quite "flexible" for two..

Of the space," one reads

"Creative Coworking Community. The coworking space at Office146 has been designed to provide a sense of community while inspiring optimum productivity. The synergy between on-site events, activities, speakers and networking is a marriage that enables your employees to feel energized with a renewed focus on all the tasks at hand. Built to scale. Have the flexibility to pivot as needed. On-Demand (Hourly or Day Rates), Hot Desks, Dedicated Desks, Private Offices, Custom Private Offices with or without a Mezzanine." Source: https://app.deskpass.com/spaces/office146?lat=43.60148885336951&lng=-79.53259616931717

What seems certain is that the push for "antiracist training" is an invitation for charlatans, grifters and poseurs aplenty. This company of two employees was given contracts to badger people with accusations of racism, racism and racism -- uner the banner of "anto-racism." Pathetic.