SOCC25H3 Lecture Notes - Ontario Health Insurance Plan, White Supremacy, Xenophilia
7 May 2012
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What is the discourse that is being described here. What centers the daily life of individual. What might we gain from that experience. If you want to talk about imperialism, neo racism, discourse, you can do that. In university there is a little chance of talking about racialized experience. We will talk about race and identity and boundaries of citizenship and how it affects individual peoples. We want to think of material consequences. Poor people are this way, and certain people are likely to be in a certain way. People are more likely to engage in welfare. Because of these discourses, we cut services, and there are people that actually need that service. Because you live in this context and this society. Migration in many places has impact on people"s lives. In fact in many different places, migration is a fact of life.
