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John A. Macdonald's Aryan Canada:
Aboriginal Genocide and Chinese Exclusion
@January 7, 2015 ® 3 Comments
By Timothy J. Stanley
Racisms are central to the creation of Canada through European dominance over the vast territories of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. A case in point is provided by John Alexander Macdonald and his enactment of Asian exclusion and the genocide of the people of the southern plains.[1]
Macdonald not only excluded the Chinese, he personally introduced biological racism as a defining characteristic of Canadianness. Biolog-](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mwbjyw6frqebtj4ixaevd7dg/bafkreiffzlpcyoxgo3faqrwc2ayfajlrehn7dynw3xvckv44yn7u622edy)
