This book explores the impact of unquestioned racial assumptions in the Canadian narrative that have constructed an insider/outsider culture. From that baseline, authors then develop an analytic designed to move beyond racialized othering to a society of genuine inclusivity and universal belonging.
This book explores the impact of unquestioned racial assumptions in the Canadian narrative that have constructed an insider/outsider culture. From that baseline, authors then develop an analytic designed to move beyond racialized othering to a society of genuine inclusivity and universal belonging.
Kathy Hogarth, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Renison University College, University of Waterloo. As a cultural theorist, she has been actively engaged through research, practice, and teaching in the critical examination of race relations and related discourse. Wendy Fletcher, PhD, is Professor of Religious Studies and Social Work at Renison University College, University of Waterloo. As a historian she has explored the intersection of religion and culture in the West with particular reference to Christianity and movements for social change. Most recently, she has worked in the area of the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples in the Americas and the history of race in Canada.
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Introduction On the Merits of Belonging and Un-Belonging Kathy's Story Wendy's Story Chapter 1: Race, Racism, and Antiracism in Canada History of Racism in Western Culture and Canadian Immigration Canadian Context New Immigrants and Refugees Muslim and Arab Canadians Anti-Racism Chapter 2: What's Post About Colonialism? Canada and Colonization in Historical Perspective First Nations and Colonization in Canada Broad Limitations of the Indian Act Criminalization of Indigenous Culture Reserve Lands: An Exercise in Containment and Control Education as an Assimilationist Tool Colonial Reproductions: The Methods of Reinvention Canadian Policies Academia and the Colonial Mission of Enlightenment Western Feminist Discourse as a Colonial Marker Conclusion Chapter 3: Belonging and Diaspora Space and Social Imaginary Immigration and Other Laws Defining Space by Race The Lens The Chinese Experience The Japanese Experience The Black Experience Challenges of Diaspora Shifting Notions of Diaspora Conclusion Chapter 4: Canadian Multiculturalism Black Canadians Anti-Semitism and the Story of Jewish Canada Racialized Anti-Semitism Jewish Immigration The Tenor of Canadian Anti-Semitism A History of Arabs in Canada Islamophobia Difference, Belonging, and Multiculturalism Chapter 5: Moving Towards Belonging First Nations Communities: An Exception that Proves the Rule Black Communities A History of Black Resistance Jewish Communities Chinese Communities Japanese Communities Arabs and Muslims Communities Expressions of Racism in a New Key References Index
Introduction On the Merits of Belonging and Un-Belonging Kathy's Story Wendy's Story Chapter 1: Race, Racism, and Antiracism in Canada History of Racism in Western Culture and Canadian Immigration Canadian Context New Immigrants and Refugees Muslim and Arab Canadians Anti-Racism Chapter 2: What's Post About Colonialism? Canada and Colonization in Historical Perspective First Nations and Colonization in Canada Broad Limitations of the Indian Act Criminalization of Indigenous Culture Reserve Lands: An Exercise in Containment and Control Education as an Assimilationist Tool Colonial Reproductions: The Methods of Reinvention Canadian Policies Academia and the Colonial Mission of Enlightenment Western Feminist Discourse as a Colonial Marker Conclusion Chapter 3: Belonging and Diaspora Space and Social Imaginary Immigration and Other Laws Defining Space by Race The Lens The Chinese Experience The Japanese Experience The Black Experience Challenges of Diaspora Shifting Notions of Diaspora Conclusion Chapter 4: Canadian Multiculturalism Black Canadians Anti-Semitism and the Story of Jewish Canada Racialized Anti-Semitism Jewish Immigration The Tenor of Canadian Anti-Semitism A History of Arabs in Canada Islamophobia Difference, Belonging, and Multiculturalism Chapter 5: Moving Towards Belonging First Nations Communities: An Exception that Proves the Rule Black Communities A History of Black Resistance Jewish Communities Chinese Communities Japanese Communities Arabs and Muslims Communities Expressions of Racism in a New Key References Index
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