Lynell Nolan is the author of “Being Black in Scarlet” published in 2003. The book describes his struggles as a black police officer in a perceived white man’s organization, and his advocacy for visible minorities and women while being a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It also addresses the racism, that he experienced which contributed to his lack of advancement in the organization.
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Title  | Being Black in Scarlet  | 
Description  | “A powerful memoir shedding light on racism and discrimination within the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from the perspective of a black officer.”  | 
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