Social Justice 12 items

The articles in this section provide ways of examining, through the lens of Chinese-Canadian media, the continuous racial discrimination that Chinese Canadians faced. These articles discuss important events from different historical periods: CCBA’s efforts to fight against discrimination, the relationship between Chinese-Canadian communities and the local police, immigration from Hong Kong, how traditional Chinese medicine developed in Canada, and the protests against the Maclean’s article “the Asianization of campuses.”

1. 少數警員有種族歧視意識 大部警員對公衆持公平態度

Date:
1993-06-13
Title-Alternative:
A Small Number of Police Officers Have Racial Discrimination Issues

2. 不可往此船作工

Date:
1917-02-11
Title-Alternative:
Avoid Working on This Vessel

3. 警方邁向種族性别平等的努力

Date:
1993-06-13
Title-Alternative:
The Police Take Efforts towards Race and Gender Equality

4. 小移民成長故事 《系列報導之十一》(下)

Date:
1996-01-22
Title-Alternative:
The Stories of Young Immigrants 《Article 11 of a series of reports》(Part Two)

5. 華人應以積極投票

Date:
2000-11-22
Title-Alternative:
Chinese Canadians, Use Your Vote to Fight against the “Asian Invasion” Expression

6. 平權會抗議:報導扭曲華人父母形象

Date:
2010-11-11
Title-Alternative:
CCNC Protests: The Reports Distort the Image of Chinese Parents

7. 赫根巴登談加國政府對香港移民的看法(下)

Date:
1993-06-23
Title-Alternative:
John Higginbotham Talking about How the Canadian Government Views the Immigrants from Hong Kong (Part 2)

8. 華人將向渥京提人頭稅集體訴訟

Date:
2000-11-21
Title-Alternative:
CCNC will File a Class Action Lawsuit against the Ottawa for the Head Tax Victims

9. 大學亞洲化？ 校園多元化議題受關注

Date:
2010-11-11
Title-Alternative:
University Asianization? Campus Diversity Issues Attracted Attention

10. 中醫面臨取締危機 尋求華人聲援

Date:
1992-05-12
Title-Alternative:
Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine Face a Crisis of Being Banned

11. 聯邦、華聯會 簽人頭稅協議

Date:
2005-11-25
Title-Alternative:
Federal Government and National Congress of Chinese Canadians

12. 赫根巴登談加國政府對香港移民的看法(上)

Date:
1993-06-22
Title-Alternative:
John Higginbotham Talking about How the Canadian Government Views the Immigrants from Hong Kong (Part One)