Taylor McNallie
Taylor McNallie (born 1990 or 1991) is a Canadian activist who co-founded Inclusive Canada. She is also the Organizer for Black Lives Matter Canada, a member of the Walls Down Collective, and an advocate for mutual aid. She co-founded Inclusive Canada in 2020 after the murder of George Floyd and has been known as an activist for Black rights and a critic of Calgary Police. In 2023, she was convicted of assaulting an off-duty police officer. Personal life 
McNallie was born  in Saskatoon to a white mother and moved to Cremona, Alberta as a young child. A few years later they both moved to Didsbury. As an eleven year old child, McNallie was racially abused by an older boy, for being Black. At the age of sixteen years, she moved in with friend in Calgary. As of 2022, McNallie lived in Calgary with her boyfriend and her ten-year-old daughter. Political activism 
McNallie is the owner of Taylor Made Studios and the producer of Taylor Made Radio Entertainment Network. After the 2020 murder of George Floyd, McNallie co-founded Inclusive Canada, an anti-racist group. The group was initially called Rural Alberta Against Racism. Taylor is known for her critique of Calgary Police and her activism work has made her, and her family, the target of racist abuse. Legal issues 
In 2020, she was charged with assault with a weapon by Red Deer Royal Canadian Mounted Police following events at Black Lives Matter event in Red Deer. McNallie described the charge as "as joke" and indicated she would defend the charge in a court of law. The charge was withdrawn in January 2022. On June 15th 2023, McNallie was found guilty of assault with a weapon, after she struck an off-duty police officer with a megaphone in August 2021 during a protest outside the Calgary Courts. The following day she was charged with two counts of assault, one count of sexual assault, and one count of unlawful confinement after a clash with anti-trans protestors outside of Western Canada High School in Calgary. References

External links 

 
 Inclusive Canada official website
 Taylor Made Studios official website
 Taylor Made Radio Entertainment Network - Facebook page

Living people
Activists from Saskatchewan
Activists from Alberta
People from Cremona
People from Didsbury, Alberta
Women founders
Organization founders
Canadian anti-racism activists
1990s births
Canadian people convicted of assault