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Le voile, l’alcool et l’accent. La « diversité » à l’épreuve du racisme vécu

Auteur(s)
Année
2017
Mots-clés
discrimination (4) diversité (6) diversity (2) experienced racism (1) Migratory utilitarianism (1) Québéc (15) racisme vécu (1) Utilitarisme migratoire (1)
Résumé
In recent years, the Québec state has been pursuing a “migratory utilitarianism” that the rhetoric of diversity merely extends. The implication behind its laws and policies seems to be that the high qualifications of migrants will preserve them from discrimination and racism and allow them to contribute to the economic development of Québec. Based on research carried out with forty skilled Moroccan migrants settled in Québec or returned to Morocco, this article first exposes the indicators on which identity attributions and forms of racism are based in their everyday lives. I then show how migrants classify and prioritize their experiences of racism. In the conclusion I discuss racism as a dynamic and a continuous experience and question how the rhetoric of diversity ultimately contributes to maintaining latent racism.
Titre de la publication
Diversité urbaine