Racializing the Canadian landscape: whiteness, uneven geographies and social justice1

Linda Peake · Brian K. Ray

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Canada is a land troubled by questions of race and space, whether we are speaking of First Nations land claims, Quebec nationalism, or the 'absented presence of others. (Walcott 1997, 37)

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2011Justice and the Politics of Difference 1994Place/Culture/Representation 2000Racism out of Place: Thoughts on Whiteness and an Antiracist Geography in the New Millennium 1997Not One of the Family 1997Geography, ‘race’ and Whiteness: invisible traditions and current challenges 1997Blacks in Canada 1995First Nations: Race, Class and Gender Relations

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