Tangling with Whiteness and Multicultural (Neo)liberalism: Canada’s Timely Lessons on Denial and Praxis for Global Educators

Conrad, Jenni

doi:10.1080/15210960.2018.1467765

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“…The origin story of settlement both ignores the violence of colonialism, and overlooks the presence of Indigenous peoples, as well as other non‐charter group settlers, further having the effect of centering whiteness, and largely British whiteness, in our imagination of the “Canadian” (Baldwin et al., 2011, Carr, 2008). More than just the ideological privileging of whiteness, Canada also boasts a power structure privileging White Canadian in systemic and material ways (Conrad, 2018).…”

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Perceived racial and cultural discrimination and sense of belonging in Canadian society

Finnsdottir

2021

Canadian Review of Sociology

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Multiculturalism promises equality and tolerance, yet racialized minorities in Canada continue to report experiences of discrimination. As Canada becomes increasingly culturally and racially diverse, it is important to understand what this discrimination means for sense of belonging in Canada. Using ordinary logistic regressions, we examine the effects of ethnocultural and racial discrimination on sense of belonging. Relying on a theoretical framework of the Rejection/Identification and Rejection/Disidentification models, we test the impacts of discrimination on national sense of belonging and on in-group sense of belonging. We further examine the differential effects of discrimination on sense of belonging for white and non-white Canadians. We find that discrimination negatively impacts both national and ingroup sense of belonging among both non-white and white Canadians, although the impact is stronger among racialized minorities. Thus, we argue that discrimination reduces sense of belonging in Canada generally, but is more damaging to those who already occupy a marginalized social position. These findings have implications for our understanding of multiculturalism in Canada.

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Section: Multiculturalism In Canadamentioning

confidence: 99%

Perceived racial and cultural discrimination and sense of belonging in Canadian society

Finnsdottir

2021

Canadian Review of Sociology

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Tangling with Whiteness and Multicultural (Neo)liberalism: Canada’s Timely Lessons on Denial and Praxis for Global Educators

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Perceived racial and cultural discrimination and sense of belonging in Canadian society

Perceived racial and cultural discrimination and sense of belonging in Canadian society

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