Anti-Racist Racism Has Taken Hold at Canada’s Universities

Anti-Racist Racism Has Taken Hold at Canada’s Universities
Entrance to the University of Calgary campus in a file photo. Jeff Whyte/Shutterstock
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Canada’s progressive movement has embraced an extreme and regressive form of racial “justice”—an unhealthy fixation on race that has prompted controversial, race-based hiring on university campuses. While “anti-racist” activists have been gaining ideological ground in Canada for some time now, the summer 2020 killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was a turning point, reflecting a tremendous surge in their influence.

Noah Jarvis
Noah Jarvis
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Noah Jarvis is a political science student at York University and a youth leader in the Canada Strong and Free Network’s Conservative Values Tomorrow program.
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