Anti-Chinese Racism and the Structure of White Supremacy: An Anti-Essentialist, Antiracist Perspective on Canadian History

Timothy Stanley

'deracialized inclusion', "Aryan Nature of Future of British America", "British Columbian", "British", "Canadian", "Migrants", "Mongolian or Chinese Race", "Whites", 1871, 1875 Qualification and Registration of Voters Act, 1885 Federal Electoral Franchise Act, 1885 Royal Commission of Chinese Immigration, 1910s and early 1920s, Absolutes, Active Players, Anti-Chinese Exclusion, Anti-Chinese racism, Anti-essentialist Anti-Racism, Archipelago, Ascription, Bachelor Workers, Barred, BC Joins Canada 1871, Biological Racism, Biology, Births, Bodies, British Columbia, British Columbia Legislature, British Subjects, Building Designs, By-Elections, Campaigning, Canadian Dominant Historical Sources, Canadian House of Commons, Cantonese Dialects, Cantonese Speaking People, Challenge Racialized Binaries, Chinese, Chinese Canadians, Chinese Exclusion, Chinese Language, Chinese Nationalism, Chinese Newspaper, Chinese People, Chinese Property Owners, Circumvent Racist Immigration, Civic and Political Rights, Civil and Political Rights, Claim, Clan Origins, Colonized, Colonizers, Compulsory Government-Controlled Schooling, Consequences, Constant Search for Work, Contemporary Realities, Control, Control the Vote, Created and Ascribed, Critical Engagement, Cultural, Cultural Differences, Cultural landscape, Cultural or Phenotypical Differences, Cultural Practices, Cultural Racial Exclusion, cultural representation, Culturally Different, Culture, Daily Life, Deaths, Differences, Discrimination and Violence, Documents, Dominance, Dominant Group, Dominated, Eastern Canada, Economic, Economic Racial Exclusion, Emerging State System, Engaging, Ethically, Ethnic Chinese, European Settler Colonialism, Europeans, Excluded, Exclusions, Fear of Strangers, Federal Policy, Federal Reserve System, First-Post Confederation Elections, Foreign Language, Government-controlled Schooling, Great Britain, Guandong Province, Hakka, Harmful Intentions, Height, Historians, Historical Research, Historical Sources, Historically, History as a Discipline, Holders of Mining Licences, Hong Kong, Hospital, Hostile Whites, House of Commons, Identify, Identity, Imagined, In Relation, Indigenous Peoples, Individual Attitude, Institutional, Institutional Racial Exclusion, Korea, Land, Language, Learned Racism, Literacy, Literate, Locally-Born Descendants, Loneliness, Loneliness of "Bachelor Workers", Loss of Family Members, Majority, Marriages, Merchants, Mid-Nineteenth Century, Misrepresented, Monuments, Narratives, National or Ethnic Origin, Naturalized, Negative Consequences, Newspapers, No Common Language, Normalized, Opportunties Limited, Overcoming Exclusions, People of Han, People of Tang, Perpetuating, Phenotypical, Phenotypical Differences, Plots of Land, Political, Political Category, Political Racial Exclusion, Politics, Popular Culture, Population, Post-Confederation Elections, Prejudices, Present, Prime Minister, Property Owners, Provincial Land Laws, Provincial Laws, Public Knowledge, Public Life, Public Schools, Qing Empire, racial exclusions, Racialization, Racializations, Racialized, Racialized Binaries, Racialized Exclusions, Racialized Invention, Racism, Racism as Social Structures, Racisms, Racisms are Social Structures, Racist Exclusion, Racist Immigration, Racist Prejudices, Re-reading Dominant Sources, Religion, Reporting Discrimination, Respectfully, Second Largest Group, Settler Colonial Project of British Columbia, Settler Colonialism, Settlers, Significance, Signs, Sir John MacDonald, Skin Colour, Social, Social Racial Exclusion, Social Structures, Sources, South China, Symbolic, Symbolic Racial Exclusion, Symbols, Tai Hong Kung Peo The Chinese Times, Territorial, Territorial Racial Exclusion, Territory, Threaten, Three Hundred Letters, Tiny Plots of Land, Universities, Vancouver's Yip Family, Victoria, Victoria Student Strikes, Vietnam, Voting, White Minority Rule, White Supremacists

British Columbia

Anti-Chinese Racism, Colonization