The CBC article discusses a Canada-wide survey which shows that “one in five Canadians experiences discrimination regularly or occasionally.” https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/race-relations-survey-canada-british-columbia-1.5389940
There are a number of people mentioned in the article whose “personal circumstances” affect how others view their knowledge:
- A professor at a Canadian university who is of Jamaican descent and whose son experienced racism
- A teacher who told a student that “black history was not Canadian history.”
- a woman from a First Nations community (Kwakwaka’wakw Nation) who might have a somewhat different view of racism in Canada than someone who is part of an immigrant community.
- Although it is not discussed in the article, a person involved in the construction of the survey would also have a unique and relevant perspective.
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