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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Sundown Town From: On Account of Darkness View twp	This chapter discusses sundown towns and tells the story of football player Rollie Miles and his family and their experiences with racism in Wallaceburg and Edmonton.	Ian Kennedy	10	2022	$1.00 Add
From Surviving My Cousin From: Between Certain Death and a Possible Future View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this essay, the author writes about his childhood relationship with his close cousin Dee, who was also gay, and Dee’s death of AIDS-related penumonia in 1998. He posits that Dee’s …	Bryan M. Holdman	15	2021	$1.50 Add
From Surviving Toronto Drug Section From: Black Cop View James Lorimer and Company	Details Calvin’s experience in Toronto Drugs. Calvin shares stories of racist language and images posted on the walls of Toronto police stations, and the complicit attitude of his superiors …	Calvin Lawrence; Miles Howe	15	2019	$1.50 Add
From NEW! The Africville Experience: Lessons for the Future From: The Spirit of Africville View Formac Publishing	In this chapter, Stephen Kimber describes the resilience of former Africville residents and how the community fought to stay connected after relocation by organizing Africville reunions. He also …	Stephen Kimber	26	2026	$2.60 Add
From The Book of Mormon Is Racist—Why Isn’t Anyone Talking about It? From: Bigotry on Broadway View bar	This chapter outlines the many racist aspects of The Book of Mormon, as perceived by the author.	Claire J. Harris	5	2021	$0.50 Add
The Colour of Justice Policing Race in Canada Irwin Law Inc.	The colour of justice in Canada is largely driven by stereotypical assumptions about crime and those who commit it. Over the last few years, the use of race, ethnicity, and religion as indicators …	David M. Tanovich	275	2006	View
From NEW! The Evolution of ‘Race’ and Racial Justice under Neoliberalism From: The Socialist Register 2022 View Fernwood Publishing	Adolph Reed and Touré F. Reed locate the foundations of the far-right today in the United States in the marginalization of progressive politics, examining the link between economic justice …	Adolph Jr. Reed; Touré F. Reed	22	2021	$2.20 Add
From NEW! The Great White Hopes From: On Account of Darkness View twp	This chapter once again explores Indigenous history in Canada and discrimination against Indigenous people in the world of sports and beyond. The author talks about his personal experiences …	Ian Kennedy	11	2022	$1.10 Add
From NEW! The Home Stretch From: On Account of Darkness View twp	This chapter discusses racism and the annual Emancipation Day parades and activities in Chatham, focusing primarily on harness racing.	Ian Kennedy	9	2022	$0.90 Add
From NEW! The Home Team Wears White From: On Account of Darkness View twp	This chapter explores systemic racism in sports in Chatham, Ontario.	Ian Kennedy	11	2022	$1.10 Add
From NEW! The International Line From: On Account of Darkness View twp	This chapter mainly explores Japanese Canadian experience in sports, mainly hockey.	Ian Kennedy	17	2022	$1.70 Add
From NEW! The Limits of Legalized and After-the-Fact Accountability From: Canadian Policing View Irwin Law Inc.	In The Limits of Legalized and After-the-Fact Accountability author Kent Roach suggests greater reviews of police conduct are required to improve Canadian policing and argues that effective and …	Kent Roach	29	2022	$2.90 Add
From The Racialized Other and the Opium Act: The Early 1900s From: Heroin View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter examines socially constructed definitions of “good” vs “bad” drugs and narcotic prohibition in Canada. The unequal enforcement of drug laws and how this …	Susan C. Boyd	18	2022	$1.80 Add
From NEW! The Spirit Lives On: Recognition, An Apology and Settlement From: The Spirit of Africville View Formac Publishing	This chapter outlines the impacts of Halifax’s destruction of Africville in the 1960s, and how advocates went on to challenge municipal neglect, eventually earning official apologies.	The Africville Genealogy Society	7	2026	$0.70 Add
From The Unbearable Whiteness of Oklahoma! From: Bigotry on Broadway View bar	The author explores the ways in which Okahoma! is about whiteness.	Soraya Nadia McDonald	10	2021	$1.00 Add
From NEW! The Unsustainable Costs of the Public Police From: Canadian Policing View Irwin Law Inc.	In The Unsustainable Cost of the Public Police author Kent Roach explores where all the money given to policing across Canada goes. With the average police salary at $118,000, Canada spends $15.7 …	Kent Roach	20	2022	$2.00 Add