holding multiple identities in Canada
‘Which am I, truly?’ What does your heart tell you about your identity? This is our home, too. After 38 years in Canada, RUKHSANA KHAN is tired of acting like a polite houseguest. She...
by Daniel McNeil · Published January 18, 2004 · Last modified December 13, 2016
‘Which am I, truly?’ What does your heart tell you about your identity? This is our home, too. After 38 years in Canada, RUKHSANA KHAN is tired of acting like a polite houseguest. She...
by Daniel McNeil · Published January 16, 2004 · Last modified December 13, 2016
1) Focus: The new melting pot Forget black, forget white. EA is what’s hot 2) Between two worlds Britain has one of the fastest-growing mixed-race populations – but many people are still hostile towards...
Daniel McNeil / The Multiracial Activist - Articles and Commentary
by Daniel McNeil · Published October 1, 2003 · Last modified December 16, 2016
AfroPunk: The "Rock n Roll Nigger" Experience by Daniel McNeilM. A. History, University of TorontoOctober/November 2003
Daniel McNeil / The Multiracial Activist - Articles and Commentary
by Daniel McNeil · Published April 1, 2003 · Last modified February 5, 2017
Bend it like Beckham by Daniel McNeil M. A. History, University of Toronto April/May 2003 Bend it like Beckham celebrates the struggle of Jess, a south Asian teenager, to play football (soccer) against her...
Daniel McNeil / The Multiracial Activist - Articles and Commentary
by Daniel McNeil · Published April 1, 2003 · Last modified December 16, 2016
Why we need to think about role modelling by Daniel McNeilM. A. History, University of TorontoApril/May 2003
Daniel McNeil / The Multiracial Activist - Articles and Commentary
by Daniel McNeil · Published December 1, 2002 · Last modified December 16, 2016
Me, We: individuality and social responsibility that knows no boundaries by Daniel McNeilM. A. History, University of TorontoDecember 2002/January 2003
Daniel McNeil / The Multiracial Activist - Articles and Commentary
by Daniel McNeil · Published December 1, 2002 · Last modified December 16, 2016
People who look like me by Daniel McNeilM. A. History, University of TorontoDecember 2002/January 2003
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