Description
This ground-breaking 120-page book traces the long and complex relationship between South Asian Canadian working communities in BC and the labour movement.
From early exclusionary practices to a recognition that racism is a tool of the boss to divide workers, the labour movement in BC evolved from a reactionary force to one that embraced social reform.
“Well put together and helps to fill an important gap in BC’s acknowledged labour history.”
“A big congratulations on this wonderful book. Super impressive, great photos, very interesting stories and info.”
“I am glad to see that history made available to whoever can benefit from it, along with the many other struggles you cover in the book.”
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