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5751 Income and Equality in 19th Century Canada. This paper examines the distribution of wealth in Canada West (Ontario) over the last half of the nineteenth century. It examines income, income distribution, and equality. Evidence indicates that inequality increased throughout the period. A significant section is also dedicated to the question of women, income and wealth, concluding that they were one of the poorest segments of the population, particularly widow. 15 pgs. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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4945 Sex Inequality in Canada - Changing Conditions and Ongoing Problems. Origins of sex inequality, indicators of changing status and factors accounting for changes. Paper refers to origins of sex inequality in Canada and factors still preventing equality in reference to changes experienced. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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4981 Ecstasy (E), Homosexual Men And Depression: Cultural Indications From A Small Canadian Sample. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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3472 Gender power relations in "The Toronto Star" (Sunday, September 17,2000). This brief paper assesses the content and composition of a daily newspaper in relation to gender relations. It concludes that women's issues are well represented while female journalists make significant contributions to all sections of the paper. 2 pgs. 0 f/c. 0b.
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11033 The Contribution of Canadian Women to the War Effort during World War II. This eight-page undergraduate paper is an analysis of the contribution of Canadian women during World War II. The thesis is underlined. These women mainly contributed through unpaid labour in the home and through volunteer work. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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11536 Women in Canada: Reading Journal. In this essay, six articles from the journal "Scratching the Surface: Canadian Anti-Racist Feminist Thought" (Dua, Enakshi and Angela Robertson, eds.) are reviewed. Each of the six summaries describes the central argument of the article, and offer responses on the issues of race, class, and feminism. The articles described here all make explicit reference to Canadian issues of feminism. This paper is not a critical analysis, but a brief summary of the assigned articles. 7 pgs. 6 sources.
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12671"Revealing Moments - The Voice of One Who Lives With Labels". This paper is a two-part critique of an article by Canadian feminist Didi Khayatt on racism in Canada. The first part of this paper is a conceptual analysis of the key concepts that are used in Khyatt's article, and a breakdown of concepts such as "oppression" and "labeling." The second part of this paper is a critical feminist essay that summarizes the main points of the article and discusses them in relation to racial oppression in Canadian contexts. 8 pgs. 1 source.
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