The day you get a job outside of UTM, you’ll finally figure out how ridiculous you sound.
]]>Now this is being said in the spirit of constructive criticism. The fact is, writing on that Maclean’s article is a large undertaking. When one of the -isms is discussed different avenues should be considered. This includes some of the directions that Healthy considered in her/his comment to the article.
There is a real problem at UofT; all of Canada for that matter. The problem is not Asian or white. The problem is older than Canada: what is CANADIAN. What the university lacks is a sense of what a CANADIAN university should represent. UofT is one of the more prestigious universities in Canada but it shows no sense of ‘Canada’ in its doctrine.
It boasts multiculturalism but then uses it to discriminate. Anyone who has applied for UofT Teacher’s College knows this well. The application asks you to name your GENDER and RACE. How are either of these significant to teaching? They aren’t. They are only there to weed out those who are minorities in the teaching world. Aka: anyone who is not white or female. This way UofT can boast that it is ensuring all races are represented in the teaching workforce. How is that right? Teaching is not a mathematical formula where non-white teachers + male teachers = better educated students.
The THEM vs. US dynamic will never be solved if we do not establish some basic rules. To be Canadian you need to know how to speak English and French. Communication is the only way that tolerance can exist.
Is it fair to require someone to be fluent in English and know some French? Is not that the same as asking for race and gender? No. This basic rule is not some theory to improve the public appearance of a university’s college. This basic rule can benefit all of Canada, setting the foundation for a shared nationality among immigrants.
]]>Why don’t you just rig their elections? That usually works out for you guys.
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]]>Imagine how much administration snickers at how UTMSU runs things.
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