POLI 363 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Heteropatriarchy, White Paper, Canadian Aboriginal Law
16 Jan 2018
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2 short essays, 30mins each on (3 options write on 2) (couple themes on these slides) **make decisions, organize thoughts, be selective on bringing points forward. Draw out key arguments they"re putting forward. Talking about cindy gladue and moose on the loose. The racialized and gendered perceptions that white people have of indigenous men situate the latter within the hierarchy in a subordinate position to white men. Recognizing how race and gender bias intersect to disadvantage indigenous men can assist our understanding of the nature of violence involving indigenous men, and can also explain how viewing them as victimizers is relatively easy for white people. Some lives are worth more than other. At risk -> on us on victim. Sex work as contract work, somehow her consent to sex for money is consent to be murdered. Competing and complimentary responses to this question. Asch done think also about modern treaty process.
