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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"communities of colour"”.

  1. Transformational leadership approach for encouraging historically marginalized communities to access admission to Naturopathic Medicine

    … medicine. One potential reason is a lack of historically marginalized individuals applying to these medical schools. Attracting communities of colour to healthcare professions, like naturopathic medicine is important for improving healthcare access and delivery across all individuals …

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  2. Something Got Into Their Minds: The Rise of Radicalization Discourse in Canada

    This dissertation examines the rise of radicalization discourse in Canada. Drawing on postcolonial theories of Orientalism and affect, I contend that radicalization is a racially-charged concept that characterizes anti-Western violence in ways that relieve Western states of culpability for their …

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  3. The Asianadian, 1978-1985: Hybridity and Resistance in Theory and Practice

    … examines the cultural and political production of the magazine The Asianadian (1978-1985). The Asianadian was the first and only anti-racist, anti-sexist, and anti-homophobic social justice magazine in Canada. Using theoretical insights of Critical Race Theory, Indigenous Studies, Settler …

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  4. “The Wilderness Within”: African Diasporic Religion in New Granada, 1690-1790

    … particular, it argues for the constitutive role of black mobility, space, and state institutions in their creation and circulation. Africans and their descendants—whether black or of mixed African, indigenous, and European heritages—had a deep engagement with Catholicism and its material culture …

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  5. District 1: Mapping memories of an erased space in a transforming post-apartheid city

    This study examines District One, an area of racial dispossession located within the inner-city of Cape Town in South Africa, to establish the heritage value of the area and how it can be safeguarded. The area was desecrated because of the Group Areas Act, with a large portion of the historic urban …

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