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Hutchinson, Christina

doi:10.1007/978-94-6300-950-8_3

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“…In rooting claims for national identity in questions of whose land Canadians live on and why this matters (Nock and Brown 2006), Dumoulin Bush and Rice "unsettle settlement" by underlining that the Canadian nation-state originated in "colonial seizure through law and citizenship without consent" (Simpson 2008, 214). In the context of burgeoning critiques of sanctuary city movements, this locating of ever-present colonialism (Hutchinson 2017) as historical grounding is important in rejecting liberal and seemingly ahistorical narratives of citizenship in the city.…”

Section: Tkaronto Vs Akwe:konmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sanctuary Inter/rupted : Borders, illegalization, and unbelonging

Fakhrashrafi

Kirk

Gilbert

2019

Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes

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Key Messages Sanctuary Inter/rupted, a group exhibit by Way Past Kennedy Road, explored issues of internal borders, illegalization, and unbelonging in Toronto. We focus on how artists in the Sanctuary Inter/rupted exhibit unsettled whitewashing logics of belonging and contested the limits of liberal sanctuary city movements. We expand the ways that racial justice is understood and practiced in sanctuary city movement organizing.

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Section: Tkaronto Vs Akwe:konmentioning

confidence: 99%