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Racism in Canadian Immigration
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
22 Apr 2022
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Margaret Kimberley · Racism in Canadian Immigration

El Jones is a poet and a professor at Mount St. Vincent university in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Canadian government, like the U.S., is giving special attention and privileges to Ukrainian refugees. 54,000 have already been given 3-year temporary residence status. Immigrants from the Global South face treatment that is far different.

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