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Trudeau government claims ‘objectivity’ and ‘individualism’ are ‘white supremacy’ in bizarre anti-racism training
New documents surfacing on Thursday regarding the Canadian federal government’s anti-racism training reveal that their definition of racism is not only overly broad, it appears to have a distinctly political tint to it.
New documents surfacing on Thursday regarding the Canadian federal government's anti-racism training reveal that their definition of racism is not only overly broad, it appears to have a distinctly political tint to it.
"Canada — a colonial settler society — is a concept based on many myths, including European discovery and harmonious multiculturalism," opens one text.
According to the Toronto Sun, another document available to the public insists on the "fact" that only white people can be considered "racist":
"While assumptions and stereotypes about white people do exist, this is considered racial prejudice, not racism,” participants are informed. “Thus, racial prejudice can indeed be directed at white people (e.g. 'white people can’t dance') but is not considered racism because of the systemic relationship to power."
Reproduced below is a photo that is part of the released documents, showing what its authors consider "covert" and "overt" racism:
However, for many people reading this material, it may be even more alarming what's on the "covert" side of the diagram, which is designed to represent an iceberg.
Below the "tip of the iceberg are listed things such as:
Meritocracy as validation
Gentrification (i.e. bad neighborhoods improving)
English only initiatives
Thanksgiving
Expecting BIPOC to educate you
Virtue signalling as the good white ally
Not believing the experiences of BIPOC
The last three may leave some readers wondering as to how a white person could ever be redeemed, according to the authors.
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