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Definition of visible Minority: A Historical and Cultural Analysis

"The term “visible minority” has popularly come to denote “non-white”; it is used widely in federal legislation texts."
  
    
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"This paper analyses the definition of “visible minority” that appears in federal legislation, with a view to exploring its historical and cultural contexts. While it does not propose another definition or term, it suggests options for alternative approaches for the Employment Equity and Multiculturalism programs."

Posted Document sra-203-se.pdf 21.22 KB
Creator(s) Karim Karim
Source Location Canada
Publisher Department of Canadian Heritage, Strategic Research and Analysis
Date Published
1996-04-17
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder Canadian Heritage

 

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