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November 5, 2004

Canadian Critical Race Conference Articles

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• The Colonizer/Colonized Dichotomy: Is That All There Is? /by Marilou Carrillo
• Knowledge discourses and International peace and justice /by Walid Chahal
• Corporate Globalization and American Hegemony: Resistance and Response [Original title: Gender, Race & Nation: A Global Perspective] /by Vanaja Dhruvarajan
• The Body Remembers:A Migratory Tale of Social Suffering and Witnessing [Original title: RE-visiting Critical Race Theory from Down Under] /by Dr. Parin Dossa
• Systemic Issues in Trying to get Cases of Racism Heard: Where Policy Fails? /by Veronica P. Fynn
  • The Case
• Mixed Race? Mixed Up? /by Charito Gailling and Mee Lain Ling
• A Community of Acceptance: Respect for ThunderBay's Diversity/Prepared byRandolph Haluza-DeLay;C/O:Walid Chahal & Anne Lesage
  • Highlights
  • Full-text article

  * The complete study was not available at the conference. Full-text available here with the permission of the publisher: Diversity Thunder Bay.

• Critical Race Feminism /by Anh Hua
• Beyond Eurocentric Curricula:Historical Background /by Tatsuo Kage

  * the full text is available only for the Tatsuo Kage's portion of the session

• Knowing the Indigenous 'Other' Beyond the 'Arrogance of Conscience'? /by Rauna Kuokkanen
• “Mixed Messages” / Written by Michelle La Flamme, with help from Minelle Mahtani and Burcu Ozdemir (view image)
• An "Uppity" Memoir and some "Cheeky" tips / Michelle La Flamme
• Half-Breed Worries /by Peter Morin

  * Full text available only for this author from the conference program "Point Five" Panel"

• Unpacking Stereotypes with Poetry Reading from Canadian Rubaiya /by Shamas Nanji
• Race Discrimination and the Human Rights Process /by Dave Sangha & Kwong-leung Tang
• Resisting Colonization in the Academy: From Indigenous/ Minoritized Standpoints /by Barbara Waterfall & Sarah Maiter
• Racialization of SARS /by Victor Wong

   

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