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Smith, R., & Thornton, M. (1993). Identity and consciousness: Group
solidarity. In J. Jackson & L. Chatters & R. Taylor (Eds.), Aging in Black
America (pp. 203-217). London: Sage Publications.
Synnott, Anthony & Howes, David. (1996). Canada's visible minorities:
Identity and representation. In V. Amit-Talai & C. Knowles (Eds.), Resituating
identities: The politics of race, ethnicity, and culture (pp.
137-160). Peterborough, ON: Broadview Press.
Taylor, Janette Y. (1999). Colonizing images and diagnostic labels:
Oppressive mechanisms for African American women's health.
Advances in Nursing Science, 21(3), 32-45.
Wallace, Michele. (1990). Black macho and the myth of the
superwoman (2nd ed.). London: Verso.
Watterson, Nancy Lee. (1996). In the mix: Negotiating emergent
identities of an African-American businesswoman. Dissertation
Abstracts International Section A: Humanities & Social Sciences, 56(8-
A).
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.
Wortley, Scot. (1997). Just des(s)erts? The racial polarization of
perceptions of criminal justice. Law & Society Review, 31(4), 637-676.
Wortley, Scot. (2002). Misrepresentation or reality? The depiction of
race and crime in the Toronto print media. In B. Schissel & C. Brooks
(Eds.), Breaking the links between marginality and condemnation.
Halifax: Fernwood.
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African Canadian Legal Clinic. (2002). Anti-Black racism in Canada: A
report on the Canadian government's compliance with the
International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial
Discrimination. African Canadian Legal Clinic. Retrieved December 19,
2002, from the World Wide Web: Retrieved from
http://www.aclc.net/antiba_table.html
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