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The Importance of Collecting Race Data
Preventing Racial Profiling and Promoting Inclusive Citizenship
From: Racial Profiling and Human Rights in Canada
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In Chapter 10, Lorne Foster, a professor of public policy and equity
studies at York University, and Lesley Jacobs, professor of law & society
and political science at York University, examine the importance of collecting
race data for the prevention of racial profiling and the promotion
of inclusive citizenship.
Contributors
Lorne Foster
Lorne Foster is a professor of public policy and equity studies, as well as co-chair, Race,
Lesley Jacobs
Inclusion and Supportive Environments, York University.Lesley Jacobs is a professor
