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Addressing Islamophobia and Racialized Hate in NL
Elections and Electoral Reform

Addressing Islamophobia and Racism

Jennifer Selby, Sobia Shaikh, and Delores Mullings
15 February 2020
Selby and Shaikh, “Squeezing through the Cracks: Anti-racism in NL Politics," and Mullings, "Connection the dots : Linking white Canadian politicians to the Islamophobic and anti-Black racist discourse."
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The main objective of the ARC-NL is to promote and support a culture of anti-racism within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Building a culture of anti-racism within the province is crucial to address all forms of racisms, including anti-Indigenous racism, anti-Black racism, anti-Muslim racism, anti-immigrant/anti-refugee xenophobia, Islamophobia, anti-semitism and other forms of religious intolerance.

ARC-NL Goals

  • To support and respond to existing local, provincial, national and global anti-racist and anti-xenophobia initiatives.
  • To develop, coordinate and carry out appropriate local and provincial responses to racism, xenophobia, religious intolerance/discrimination and racialized hate.
  • To develop and support community-building and educational initiatives which support a culture of anti-racism in our province.

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