SOCB47H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Capitalism, Neoliberalism, Caribana
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Invisibilization of the operations experienced by racialized communities and the claims made to better the situation. Division of people living/working in canada along the lines of citizenship. There is a hierarchy produced between citizens and non-citizens. The assumptions inherent in the mobilization of those ideas that allow them to work. How those ideas structure the types of questions that can be asked. What is a protagonist: the main character in a plot, used in literature. 2 solitudes: set in contradiction to each other through an ideological battle for power, focus on the two solitudes left little attention to other inhabitants in canada. However, non white ( french and anglo saxon) communities were present in canada: what were some strategies used in the early 1900s in relation to these communities? (think of continuous journey). Restrict rights for the people who were already in canada. Did not hire people if they were going to be visible- not attract clients.
