Theorists
Intersectionality is a key concept coined by this legal theorist.
Who is Kimberle Crenshaw?
This concept refers to the incoroporation of ideals from "straight society" into otherwise queer relationships, practices, and beliefs.
What is homonormativity?
This type of tax was placed on racialised immigrants - specifically from China - to deter their migration to Canada.
What is a head tax?
This concept refers to the ways certain populations or groups are targeted for heightened screening.
What is over-surveillance?
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What is the number three?
This legal scholar was principally concerned with relations between Indigenous nations/peoples and the Spaniards.
Who is Vitoria?
This concept is a part of Cree legal orders and refers to the interconnectedness of all things.
What is wahkohtowin?
This reference case from the British Columbia Supreme Court is of significant importance to Canadian family law and its idealised structure.
What is Reference re. Section 293?
This machine was used by the intelligence service and RCMP to discover gay and lesbian "spies" in the military and other public institutions.
What is the "Fruit Machine"?
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What is the ICA.
For this theorist, queerness is an idealised state of being that can never be achieved. But, that doesn't mean we cannot (nor should we ever stop) strive for queerness.
Who is Jose Esteban Munoz
This concept suggests that social change is not possible unless there is "buy-in" from dominant social groups.
This act prohibited new migrants from entering Canada if they first entered a different port.
Racialised policing refers to this. (Not over-policing.)
What is the outcome of practices that find people of colour experiencing different forms of police scrutiny.
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What is the rubric?
This theorists suggests that migration law and practices produce a "migration to liberation" narrative that informs the lived experience of refugees.
Who is David A. B. Murray?
The concept of antiformalism refers to this.
What is the rejection of autonomous and neutral legal reasoning?
This legislative bill removed the right of the government to be in the "bedroom of the nation"
What is Bill C150
This Canadian policing service was first established to quell Indigenous uprisings against the settler-colonial government, and protect White business interests.
What is the RCMP?
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Who is the sociology librarian?
This legal scholar highlighted the importance of historicising our contemporary understanding of reproductive rights, the professions (esp., medical practitioners), and women's bodily being.
Who is Constance Backhouse?
Legal consciousness refers to this.
This case was of significant importance to the development of our contemporary understanding of conjugal relationships.
What is M. v. H.?
This concept refers to the circulation of stereotypes within society that are then used to police certain bodies over others.
What are controlling images?
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