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Racism in Southern Alberta and Anti-racist Activism for Change
Southern Alberta, terre de contrastes : entre récits personnels poignants et analyses systémiques, ce livre révèle comment le racisme institutionnel persiste au Canada.
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Glenda Tibe Bonifacio
Glenda Tibe Bonifacio est professeure et titulaire de la chaire du département d’études des femmes et du genre à l’Université de Lethbridge. Ses travaux explorent les questions de genre, de migration et de racisme, avec une attention particulière aux expériences des femmes racialisées au Canada.
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A significant contribution to Canadian anti-racism work and scholarship. This volume deepens our understanding of racist logics in Southern Alberta in a profound and important way by giving a sense of the inspiring but difficult histories and the lived experience of many different racialized groups who have sought to create belonging and resistance.
A meaningful contribution to the theory and practice of anti-racism and decolonization in Canada. Bridging academia, activism, and public policy, these clear and engaging contributions offer a historical record of actions and activities in Southern Alberta and raise the profile of the difficult, but creative, anti-racist work being done.
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