Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Contributors xv
6. Introduction: Proposing an Anti-Racism Framework for Change 1
7. PART ONE: Perspectives on Racism and Canadian Society
8. Chapter 1. Race, Culture, and Identity 15
9. Comments: Disturbing the Silence: Reflections on Racism and Aboriginal People 36
10. PART TWO: Racism in Canada
11. Comments: Reflections on Racism 47
12. Chapter 2. A Historical Perspective on Racism 51
13. Chapter 4. Racism in Canadian Immigration Policy 93
14. Chapter 5. Race, Racism, and the Justice System 104
15. Chapter 6. Anti-Semitism in Canada: Realities, Remedies, and Implications for Anti-Racism 120
16. Comments: Racism and the Issue of Voice 134
17. PART THREE: Racism and the Human Service Sector
18. Comments: Social Services Agencies' Role in the Fight against Racism 139
19. Chapter 7. The Impact of Racism on the Education of Social Service Workers 140
20. Chapter 8. Anti-Racism and the Human-Service Delivery System 152
21. Chapter 9. Immigrant Service Agencies: A Fundamental Component of Anti-Racist Social Services 171
22. PART FOUR: Implementing Change
23. Comments: Equitable Access Is a Right, Not a Privilege 185
24. Chapter 10. The Anti-Racism Cast of Mind 187
25. Chapter 11. From Uni-versity to Poly-versity: Organizations in Transition to Anti-Racism 196
26. Chapter 12. Towards an Equitable, Efficient, and Effective Human Service System 209
27. Chapter 13. Human-Rights Law: A Legal Remedy 222
28. Chapter 14. The Nuts and Bolts of Employment Equity: A Quick Primer for Social Service Agencies 231
29. Comments: On the Need for Change 244
30. Afterword: Common Issues, Common Understandings 246
31. Bibliography 253