poppajojo
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The article doesn't even mention visible minorities.
But the StatCan study does and the article is clearly focussing on this group, and I don't see what difference that makes to you constantly butchering the use of the term.
The article doesn't even mention visible minorities.
The article talks about racism in the workforce, and you're highly ignorant of reality if you think 'white' people don't discriminate against sub-groups within the white community.
Okay, enough strawman. Quit putting words in my mouth.
They're Malthus' words. He was pointing out flaws and exceptions and he's right.
I don't know what you're saying anymore, read through the thread and maybe you'll have a better understanding.
Among young men born in Canada to two immigrant parents, visible minorities fare markedly worse-everything else being equal, their annual earnings are significantly lower than those of young men with native-born parents. Second-generation men who are not visible minorities, on the other hand, are no different from those with native-born parents—in fact, some evidence suggests that the hourly earnings of those with one immigrant parent might be higher. These results are consistent with census findings on an older population (aged 25 to 37), which showed that second-generation men whose parents came from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, or Central and South America, and most of whom are visible minorities, had equal or greater levels of education but lower earnings than those with parents from traditional source countries in North America, and Northern and Western Europe
to be honest, yes, that is what im sayingSo what you're saying is that racism doesn't exist in Toronto. I see.
to be honest, yes, that is what im saying
One of my friends moved from his new house in Brampton, complaining that the folks from Jane & Finch (which I took to mean poor, black and criminally minded) seemed to have moved in around him. So he moved to Georgetown, which he claimed was as white as white, and even joked that the Klan had an office there. I had to tell him that the Klan wouldn't take too kindly to his olive skined Italian familyJewish and Eyetalian people *are* visible minorities to some...they can be more of a visible minority than a Chinese guy living in Markham.
I think they may report them more, and perhaps have a justifiable low tolerance for the beginnings of hate, since they know where it can lead. Muslims, until they started knocking down buildings, crashing airplanes, blowing up trains, threatening friendly Danes over cartoons and establishing (albeit poorly conceived) terrorist training camps, while sending their sons overseas to fight Canadian forces and its allies, were rarely noticed amoungst the usual sea of minority faces in Toronto. Now that the fight is on, we might see a few more Muslims reporting hate, such as the Muslim Congress calling MacLeans out at the HRC over hate speech.And since Jews were brought up earlier, according to Statcan, Jews experience twice as many hate crimes as Muslims do. I have to admit I was surprised by that.




