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The Racial Mosaic

by Daniel R. Meister

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First published
2021
Pages
407
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This book is a study of the pre-history of Canadian multiculturalism. The book analyzes how the philosophy of cultural pluralism has normalized the penetration of racism and whiteness.

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Daniel R. Meister

Daniel R. Meister is a Canadian archivist and historian whose research examines immigration, multiculturalism, racial discrimination, and whiteness in modern Canada.

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First published
2021
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
407
Language
English
Genre
History
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