Vic Satzewich's short and accessible book explores how racism operates in Canadian society, past and present. Racism is a complex aspect of Canadian society, while it may not be an inherent and invariant feature of our country, it is also more prevalent than many people may realize.
The book examines a variety of issues including racism and the immigration system, racial profiling, racism and First Nations, and Islamophobia. It concludes with a discussion of some of teh dilemmas and challenges associated with anti-racism theory and practice.