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Brand, Dionne. (1988). Black women and work: The impact of racially
constructed gender roles on the sexual division of labour. Part 2.
Fireweed, 26, 87-92.
Brathwaite, Keren, & James, Carl. (1996). The education of African
Canadians: Issues, contexts and expectations. In K. Brathwaite & C.
James (Eds.), Educating African Canadians. Toronto: James Lorimer.
Bristow, Peggy. (1993). The Hour-A-Day Study Club. In L. Carty (Ed.),
And still we rise: Feminist political mobilization in contemporary
Canada (pp. 145-172). Toronto: Women's Press.
Calliste, Agnes. (1989). Canada's immigration policy and domestics
from the Caribbean: The second domestic scheme. Socialist Studies, 5,
133-165.
Calliste, Agnes. (1993). Women of exceptional merit: Immigration of
Caribbean nurses to Canada. Canadian Journal of Women and the Law,
6(1), 85-102.
Calliste, Agnes. (1996). African Canadians organizing for educational
change. In K. Brathwate & C. James (Eds.) (pp. 87-106). Toronto:
James Lorimer.
Clairmont, Donald H. J. & Magill, Dennis William. (1974/1999).
Africville: The life and death of a Canadian black community (3rd ed.).
Toronto, ON: Canadian Scholars' Press.
Codjoe, Henry. (2001). Fighting a 'public enemy' of Black academic
achievement: The persistence of racism and the schooling experiences
of Black students in Canada. Race Ethnicity and Education, 4(4), 343-
375.
Conditions of the negroes of Halifax City, Nova Scotia. (1962). Halifax,
NS: The Institute of Public Affairs in Dalhousie University.
Davis, Andrea. (2004). Diaspora, citizenship and gender: challenging
the myth of the nation in African Canadian women's literature.
Canadian Woman Studies, 23(2), 64-69.
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