Canadian South Asian Youth Conference Proceedings: Gender, Identity, Sexuality, and Activism
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This one-day conference, titled Canadian South Asian Youth: Gender, Identity, Sexuality, and Activism, was held at Simon Fraser University (SFU) Harbour Centre in downtown Vancouver on April 6th, 2019.
ISBN: 978-1-77287-068-8
Chapters
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Complete Proceedings
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Front Matter
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Contributors
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction to the Conference Proceedings: Canadian South Asian Youth: Gender, Identity, Sexuality, and Activism
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Beyond Mangoes and Coconuts: Thinking Critically about South Asian Representations, Responsibilities, and Relations
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The Secrets of the Surrey Girl and the Surrey Jack: Settler-Hybrid Identities and the Creation of Stereotypes of South Asian Youths in Surrey, B.C.
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My Identity, My Music
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Born Brown; Raised White
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Surrey Jacks: A Violent Protest Masculinity
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Trails of Murder, Tears of Grief: Understanding Violent Crimes against Second Generation Coconuts
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South Asia over the Years: Colonialism and Queer Desire
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How did I Get Here? R Reflections of an Introverted Activist
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A Pathway to Effective Activism: Replacing Charity and Equality with Justice and Equity
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Myth, Metaphor, and Religious Understandings: Punjabi Beliefs of the Environment
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Disrupting the Discourse: A Pathway Toward Decolonizing and Diversifying the Canadian Classroom
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A Feminist in the Making
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A Report on the Conference
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Conference Program
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Published
December 16, 2019
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Copyright (c) 2019 Habiba Zaman, Sanzida Habib
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