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For a multicultural, multi-faith, multiracial Canada: A manifesto
From: Home and Native Land
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The author argues that leftist critics are right in their anti-state condemnation of multiculturalism, but wrong to not see how popular groups – everyday Canadians – make multiculturalism work for them in their neighbourhoods, schools, and other public spaces (as well as in intercultural marriages and homes). He proposes several practical amendments to the Constitution of Canada that could bring Canadian society closer to realizing the worthwhile dream of a veritable multiracial, multicultural, and multi-faith Canada.
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George Elliott Clarke
George Elliott Clarke hails from Windsor, Nova Scotia, and is the inaugural E.J. Pratt Professor of Canadian Literature at the University of Toronto. A prizewinning poet and novelist, Clarke is also revered for his plays, opera libretti, and literary scholarship.
