How is this story helping our society? She was accepted into McGill, earned a degree, accepted into U of Toronto's law program and earned a law degree. She was interviewed by multiple Toronto law firms and offered employment in a Toronto law firm. Seems to me race had nothing to do with any of these decisions. Yet she feels she didn't fit in. And she points the finger. It was OUR FAULT. I have no doubt at all that she encountered racist attitudes. Get over it. All of us have biases and prejudices. ALL OF US.  I don't care what colour you are or where you come from - you are prejudice.  

And you know, beneath that black or white skin, we are a hell of a lot more alike than we are different. How about we take the emphasis off being different or unique and make the effort to FIT IN? Remember you are UNIQUE....... just like everyone else. 

The Globe never publishes articles about white people who just don't fit in does it?