With few exceptions, Journal articles have represented “race” and racism in step with the conventional wisdom of the times. Although “race” as a category of analysis has not been prominently on the agenda for most of the Journal’s one hundred years, the evolution of the concept and its role in Canadian historical interpretation can be discerned through the annual volumes. In the early years, “race” was taken for granted; it was accepted that humankind was divided into fixed groups known as “races,” and that “race” could be a causal factor in history. During and after World War II, there were some challenges to the significance of “race,” and even some denials of its existence altogether. In recent decades, articles in the Journal have begun...
Historically Canadians have considered themselves to be more or less free of racial prejudice. Altho...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
This essay examines the changing place of colonization in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Ass...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Through a close reading of article abstracts beginning in 1922, this article explores the first one ...
The terms race and racism are defined, and the history of their use in Canada since Confederation is...
This article is divided into four parts: the first is a brief survey of race relations in Canada bef...
Since 1970, there have been numerous contributions to the discipline of Black Canadian history. This...
Since 1970, there have been numerous contributions to the discipline of Black Canadian history. This...
Anti-racist theory draws attention to the socially constructed and contested nature of racial catego...
Historically Canadians have considered themselves to be more or less free of racial prejudice. Altho...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
This essay examines the changing place of colonization in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Ass...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Through a close reading of article abstracts beginning in 1922, this article explores the first one ...
The terms race and racism are defined, and the history of their use in Canada since Confederation is...
This article is divided into four parts: the first is a brief survey of race relations in Canada bef...
Since 1970, there have been numerous contributions to the discipline of Black Canadian history. This...
Since 1970, there have been numerous contributions to the discipline of Black Canadian history. This...
Anti-racist theory draws attention to the socially constructed and contested nature of racial catego...
Historically Canadians have considered themselves to be more or less free of racial prejudice. Altho...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
This essay examines the changing place of colonization in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Ass...