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Book SynopsisToronto the Good? uniquely explores what diversity does to remake the City of Toronto as a beacon of democracy, racial inclusion, and progress.
Table of Contents1. The Diversification of Diversity Toronto the Good: Critical Contexts Toronto the Good: The Research Project Organization of the Book 2. Theoretical Concepts Racialization and Race Abjection Discourse, Power, Space Belonging On Diversity Discourse, Race, Belonging, and Space 3. Being Exceptional: Moving Diversity beyond Race Embodying Progress: Equity, Inclusion, and Intersectionality Moving beyond Race in Text Not Seeing Exceptional via the “Outside” On Diversity and Racial Inclusion 4. Being Like No Other: Building Inside(r) Relations through Race Anti-racism Like No Other Diversity Like No Other Invoking the Stereotype On Being Like No Other: Final Thoughts 5. Being through Consultation Consultation, Democracy, Diversity Being through Commodification Commodification through Re-circulation Through Consultation: Final Thoughts 6. On Diversity Discourse and the Problem of Agency Toronto the Good: Critical insights On the Problem of Agency References
