SOCC25H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Double Consciousness
7 May 2012
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They need to have some sort of well-being. If it is positive it can effectively become part of a society. But if you don"t know how your status will be affected, you won"t have well-being. Condition of permanent temporariness: you don"t know what your position is in the society, many people are turned away from this services because they don"t want to negotiate their status and are afraid. She was afraid of being rejected by community because she didn"t have legal status or precarious status. Impact on children: they are not provided with benefits, feels different from other children. Not provided with basic security: always in fear and embarrassment, always worried that they will do something wrong and might be deported. Double consciousness: although you are canadian how does it affect you, they might think they are always minority although they might not believe in it. What boundary is and how citizenship is framed.
