SLWK 6001 BU Social Change Uncover Civil Rights Movement in Canada Infographic While the civil rights movement in the United States is well documented, the

SLWK 6001 BU Social Change Uncover Civil Rights Movement in Canada Infographic While the civil rights movement in the United States is well documented, there has been far less scholarly attention paid to civil rights in Canada in general, and in Nova Scotia in particular. This course aims to help change that. You are assigned to uncover the civil rights movement in Canada, about The N0. 2 Construction Battalion. critically review archival documents to build and present the findings in a creatively designed Infographic about The No. 2 Construction Battalion E.T VERSUS DRESS CODE EXPRESS INC.
CASE
SUMMARY
INCIDENTS OF DISCRIMINATION
RACE. COLOUR. ANCESTRY.
ETHNIC ORIGIN. SEX. AGE
SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS
DECISION
ANALYSIS
$15, 0000.00 COMPENSATION:
INJURY TO FEELINGS,
LOSS OF DIGNITY,
LOSS OF SELF-RESPECT
RECOMMENDATIONS
RAISING CONSCIOUSNESS
CONFRONTING RACISM
WORKING WITH COMMUNITY
LINKING TO STRUGGLES &
RECOGNIZING IMPACT
CASE
ANALYSIS
TOXIC WORK ENVIRONMENT
FEARFUL OF JOB TERMINATION
VICTIM – 14, PERPETRATOR – 66
ABUSE OF POWER
MEDIA
ANALYSIS
NONE
NOT CHALLENGING
EUROCENTRIC CULTURAL
HEGEMONY
IMPACT
TRAUMA
LOW SELF-ESTEEM
LACK OF TRUST
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While the civil rights movement in the United States is well documented,
there has been far less scholarly attention paid to civil rights in Canada in
general, and in Nova Scotia in particular. This course
aims to help change that. You are assigned to uncover the civil rights
movement in Canada, about The N0. 2 Construction Battalion. critically
review archival documents to build and present the findings in a creatively
designed Infographic about The No. 2 Construction Battalion. [value 25%].
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