Racism, Eh? is the first
publication that examines racism within the broad Canadian context. It
focuses fundamentally on two key aspects of identity or identification –
race and nationality – and the complex ways in which they intersect.
Inter-disciplinary in
nature, this anthology brings together many of the visionaries seeking
to illuminate the topics of race and racism in Canada. Through their
analyses of historical and contemporary issues, race and racism are
addressed as both physical and psychological phenomena.
This book is ideal for
undergraduate and graduate students, as well as academics who are
studying or practicing within Humanities and the Social Sciences. Anyone
searching for information on what has been a little-explored and
poorly-understood Canadian issue will also find Racism, Eh? an
invaluable resource.
Racism Eh? is ideal for
courses in Racial and Ethnic Relations, Cultural Diversity, and
Multiculturalism in departments of Sociology, Ethnic Studies, Political
Science, Law, Education, Visual Culture and Art History.
Instructors, request your
review copy today.
Praise for Racism,
Eh?
"The most powerful
aspect of this Anthology, and the one which therefore generated an
immense pleasure, was the complexity of Black Canadian experience. There
is a huge absence in Canadian anti-racist writing with respect to Black
peoples, and this anthology begins to address this lack in a serious
manner."
Bonita Lawrence
Assistant Professor, Women's Studies Department, Queen's University,
Kingston, ON
"The reader will gain
enormously from the experiences and topics included in this Anthology."
Donald F. Andrus
Professor Emeritus of Art History
Concordia University, Montreal, PQ
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