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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Racialized communities"”.

  1. An Examination of Canadian Born Parents from Racialized Communities Racial Socialization Practices

    … An Examination of Canadian Born Parents from Racialized Communities Racial Socialization Practices The aim of this thesis is to describe the racial socialization practices of Canadian born parents with children from 4 to 12 years of age from racialized communities in a large urban centre in …

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  2. Iambic identity : multiracial individuals and ontological inquiry through the medium of spoken word poetry

    … people who are uniquely positioned in racialized and non-racialized communities, explore the six elements of dilemmatic positions (agency and control, difference and sameness, and constancy and change) through postcolonial discourse and poetic narrative. In doing this, the poets create …

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  3. What's Race Got To Do With It? A Cannabis Industry Policy Analysis Using Critical Race Theory

    … legalization is a racial justice issue since racialized communities have suffered the most from marijuana prohibition. Using Critical Race Theory and a qualitative content analysis methodology of 23 written policies from California, Nevada, and Washington state, this study examined the role of …

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  4. Medical modernity: Rethinking the health work of Filipina women under Spanish and U.S. colonial rule, 1870-1948

    … have the capacity to either erase or empower racialized communities. Despite the uneven power dynamics, U.S. public health measures in a colonial setting always provoked complex negotiations between Filipinos and Americans rather than a simple top-down system. “Medical Modernity” puts the …

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  5. Be All You Can Be or Longing to Be: Racialized soldiers, the Canadian military experience and the Im/Possibility of belonging to the nation

    … I ask the following questions: Who is the racialized soldier subject? How do racialized soldiers negotiate national belonging? What are their experiences in the Canadian military? This research study examines the racial underpinnings of citizenship through an exploration of the experiences …

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  6. Amazonification: A Warehouse Worker’s Manifesto

    … as the dehumanization of Amazon’s predominantly racialized workers’ bodies. In the final manifesto essay, “Ongoing Struggle: Unionizing Environments in Chicago, Bessemer, and Minneapolis” the Amazon Workers’ International logo symbolizes the labour activism of Chicago’s DCH1, Bessemer’s BHM1, and …

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