A new challenge for Canadians of any colour: Remixed racism
Today’s “chattering classes” do not encourage Canadians to recognize the success of previous generations of Black Canadians who fought for a better life.
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Today’s “chattering classes” do not encourage Canadians to recognize the success of previous generations of Black Canadians who fought for a better life.
Today’s “chattering classes” do not encourage Canadians to recognize the success of previous generations of Black Canadians who fought for a better life.
David Millard Haskell • Both white privilege and “anti-racism” education are underpinned by a larger philosophical project known as Critical Race Theory
Marjorie Gann • It may be an inconvenient truth, but every ethnic group has practiced slavery and been enslaved. It was, and is, universal
Peter Shawn Taylor • How Sir Matthew Begbie, the judge at the centre of the Chilcotin War and who stood up for native rights, went from revered to reviled