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Journal Article
BEYOND BEING OTHERS: Chinese Canadians as National History
2007
Overview
The popular image of the second World War as a moment of unity and racial epiphany leaves out struggles of racial minorities to have their voices heard and their particular concerns addressed.10 Historians have seen the broader social environment as the main actor, whereas Chinese appear in the story as \"powerless\" petitioners lobbying for change.11 Chinese-language sources portray Chinese Canadians as more active political agents.
