In Canada, first- and second-generation young immigrant women face racism, xenophobia, democratic racism, and other forms of aggression in their daily lives. This book observes and analyzes the experiences of these women from their point of view.
In Canada, first- and second-generation young immigrant women face racism, xenophobia, democratic racism, and other forms of aggression in their daily lives. This book observes and analyzes the experiences of these women from their point of view.
Shila Khayambashi has a PhD in communication and culture from York University and Toronto Metropolitan University.
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Contents Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. Immigration Youths: Living with Aggression, Isolation, and Unhomeliness Chapter 2. "I Hated High School": The Experiences of the Young Minority Immigrant Women in Canadian High Schools Chapter 3. Minority Immigrant Youths and Adults Aggression Chapter 4. The Good, the Bad, the Repulsive Chapter 5. My Accent, My Name, My Identity Conclusion: Being an Immigrant in Canada Bibliography About the Author
Contents Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. Immigration Youths: Living with Aggression, Isolation, and Unhomeliness Chapter 2. "I Hated High School": The Experiences of the Young Minority Immigrant Women in Canadian High Schools Chapter 3. Minority Immigrant Youths and Adults Aggression Chapter 4. The Good, the Bad, the Repulsive Chapter 5. My Accent, My Name, My Identity Conclusion: Being an Immigrant in Canada Bibliography About the Author
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