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In Dr. Wang Li’s Invisible Discrimination in Canada’s Systemic Inequality ( 《看不见的歧视:加拿大的制度性不平等》), “neutral” political or security language can repackage bias as one of the most subtle and hardest to detect forms of systemic racism. open.substack.com/pub/ccvv100/...

看不见的歧视:加拿大的制度性不平等

中立的政治或安全语言重新包装的偏见,正是当代系统性种族歧视最隐蔽、也最难识别的形式之一

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We are pleased to invite you to the One Canada for All: CUAME Unity and Inclusion Fundraising Gala on May 1, 2026, in Toronto. 📍 Casa Deluz Banquet Hall 🕕 Reception 6:00 PM | Dinner and Program 7:00 PM Reserve your place: www.cuame.ca/2026gala Contact: Gala2026@cuame.ca

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CUAME has issued a public letter to the Premier of Prince Edward Island expressing concerns regarding reckless accusations and prejudice toward the Bliss and Wisdom Buddhist Community in Prince Edward Island.

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Case Study, Serving Under Suspicion: Insights of a Racialized Former Intelligence Officer on Belonging and Power, shows a spy foiled by workplace misogyny and Islamophobia and her ultimate success as a whistleblower, pushing the envelope on culture change. cuame.ca/studies

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Case study, Foreign Interference or Domestic Injustice? The Case of the Montreal “Police Stations”, examines how an unfounded RCMP investigation caused lasting harm to two Montreal Chinese community organizations despite no evidence.#modernexclusion cuame.ca/studies

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CUAME Case study "Litmus Testing as a Tool of Political Exclusion", shows judging Canadians' loyalty by their views shifts debates from evidence to opinion, harming those targeted and discouraging broader participation.#modernexclusion cuame.ca/studies

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Case study "Dotting the Map: Modern Exclusion and the Making of the Disloyal Canadian", shows wrongly equating opposition to anti-Chinese racism with support for the Chinese government portrays Chinese Canadians who express independent views as disloyal. cuame.ca/studies

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Case study "Modern Exclusion in the Digital Public Square", examines how a 2024 government-funded report by Digital Public Square frames Chinese Canadians as uniquely vulnerable to foreign influence, conflating opinion with fact and lacking transparency. cuame.ca/studies

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“Either the CPS misunderstood the evidential requirements in the first case, at the time of charging, that they didn’t need to prove that China was an enemy . . . or they didn’t have the evidence, and just misunderstood what they needed.”

China ‘spies’ case was dropped after government failed to provide evidence of Beijing threat

Ministers and officials did not provide statements that China was threat despite ‘many months’ of effort to obtain them

theguardian.com