What is racism like in Canada?

What do racists look like, anyway? Are they easily identifiable? Perhaps he was imagining a stereotypical neo-Nazi? Although his statement was naive and problematic, it actually reflects common misunderstandings of white supremacy and racism in Canada. read more

So the racism in Canada is you can be more educated, but you will STILL be treated like a 2nd class citizen for your skin color. My impression is that in America, if you get the degree, you will at least do better or earn more if you are qualified. read more

Yes, there is racism in Canada just like there is racism in other countries. It is more on a personal level than on a systemic or government level. There was a recent attempt by a sitting government in Quebec to institute a "Charter of Values" that seemed to be directed a certain religious minorities. read more

[clarification needed] They were nevertheless subject to anti-Asian racism in Canada, though to a lesser degree than the Chinese before World War II, as an informal agreement between the Japanese and Canadian governments limited Japanese immigration in the wake of the Anti-Oriental Riots of 1907. read more