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Turner, Tana. (1995). The composition and implications of
Metropolitan Toronto's ethnic, racial and linguistic populations, 1991.
Toronto, ON: Municipality of Toronto.
Uneke, OkorI. (1996). Ethnicity and small business ownership:
Contrasts between Blacks and Chinese in Toronto. Work, Employment
and Society, 10(3), 529-548.
Uslaner, Eric M, & Conley, Richard S. (2003). Civic engagement and
particularized trust: The ties that bind people to their ethnic
communities. American Politics Research, 31(4), 331-360.
Vingilis, E., & Sarkella, J. (1997). Determinants and indicators of
health and well-being: Tools for educating society. Social Indicators
Research, 40(1-2), 159-178.
Walker, Susan. (1991, July 21). Creative school helps black students
succeed. Toronto Star.
Warren, Roland L. (1972). The community in America. Chicago, IL:
Rand McNally.
Warren, Roland L., & Lyon, Larry (Eds.). (1988). New perspectives on
the American community. Chicago, IL: Dorsey Press.
Watson, Paul. (1988, August 15). Maligned Jane-Finch area struggles
to regain pride. Toronto Star.
We can't walk alone: A path to capacity building in African Nova
Scotian communities. (2000). Truro, NS: Atlantic CED Institute;
WADE.
We can't walk alone: A path to community capacity building in Nova
Scotia. (1999). Truro, NS: Atlantic Community Economic Development
(CED) Institute.
Weis, Lois, & Fine, Michelle. (2000). Introduction. In L. Weis & M. Fine
(Eds.), Construction sites: Excavating race, class, and gender among
urban youth. New York: Teachers College.
West, Cornel. (1992). Black leadership and the pitfalls of racial
reasoning. In C. West & L. Walther (Eds.), Race matters (pp. 21-32).
New York, NY: Random House.
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