HM 101 S654 NO.07 Video Shelves (VHS) (3rd floor)

- "Beginning with a brief history of immigration to Canada, this program goes on to look at the factors that allow ethnic groups to maintain their cultural identity. Other topics analyzed include prejudice and racism, cultural domination by founding ethnic groups, and the experiences of Japanese-Canadians during World War II."

- "This documentary celebrates the vibrant culture and tenacious struggle of the Canadian Gypsy and introduces a new generation of Roma who claim their Gypsy roots with pride, while fighting the myths that caused their parents to live in fear ..."

Avaliable in electronic and DVD formats.

GN 269 R331 2003 (Video Shelves)

- "Episode one explores how recent scientific discoveries have toppled the concept of biological race. Episode two questions the belief that race has always been with us. It traces the race concept to the European conquest of the Americas. Episode three focuses on how our institutions shape and create race."

- "Filmmaker Mitch Miyagawa has the most apologized-to family in Canada - maybe even the world. But what do apologies mean to his parents, his young children and his country? Can saying "sorry" fix past atrocities and heal victims' pain?"

- a look at some men's obsession with Asian women, referred to as "yellow fever"

Available in VHS and on the web
Call Number JV 7225 W56 Stacks

-"explores the many questions raised by Canada's immigration policy in the face of one of the world's largest immigration movements ... "

FC 104 W56 1995 (VHS)

- "Discusses multiculturalism in Canada. Filmed mostly in Surrey, B.C."