Unequal Relations: A Critical Introduction to Racism, Gender, Immigration, and Coloniality, 9th edition

Unequal Relations: A Critical Introduction to Racism, Gender, Immigration, and Coloniality is the market-leading, single-voice text for Race and Ethnicity courses in Canada. Few other countries are confronted with such a dazzling array of deep and multilayered diversities, including: Indigenous Peoples; national-minorities, namely, the Quebecois; and immigrant, refugee, and racialized groups

Unequal Relations animating logic remains steadfast namely, the importance of analyzing race immigration, and Indigeneity as fundamentally unequal relations with respect to how these relations of inequality are created, expressed, and maintained, as well as challenged and transformed by way of minority protest, government policy, ideological shifts, and institutional reform. The assumptions behind this theme remain as relevant as ever in a Canada where race continues to matter; racism remains a deeply embedded feature; and gendered and racialized inequalities persist.