The day Paul Martin JR. gave his beloved speech on Bill C-38 [Civil Marriage Act] on Feb 16th, 2005, he approached a nation weakened and unnerved by the fear of change. He exclaimed that, “The people of Canada have worked hard to build a country that opens its doors to include all, regardless of their differences; a country that respects all, regardless of their differences; a country that demands equality for all, regardless of their differences.” With that message of hope and assurance, the country rallied behind the 21st Prime Minister of Canada who set the stage to declare Canada a just and equal society that not only welcomes but also celebrates equality.
Canada is currently ranked second for tolerance and inclusion in the social progress index. It is recognized as one of the best countries for equality rights. In fact, many Canadians concur Canada is far better than our neighbor, United States, in terms of racial harmony. Although the world sees it to be such does not mean it to be …show more content…
Additionally, it guarantees that they are subject to equal protection and benefits regardless of their race, nationality/ethnicity, age, religion, colour, etc. This is known as Social Equality. On the other hand, Social Equity states we must give higher priority to the ones in need so that they can relish full and salubrious lives. Social Equity is derived from the idea of justice, it claims the only path to a just and equal society is through aiding the ones who are truly in need of our help.
This essay is specifically on Racial Equality and it will take you on a riverboat journey through the dense forests of Canada to reveal the truth lying behind the maple leaf. Is Canada a monster that camouflages its problems in the forests or is it another victim of the growing demands [or dictations] of the aboriginal
Canada is currently ranked second for tolerance and inclusion in the social progress index. It is recognized as one of the best countries for equality rights. In fact, many Canadians concur Canada is far better than our neighbor, United States, in terms of racial harmony. Although the world sees it to be such does not mean it to be …show more content…
Additionally, it guarantees that they are subject to equal protection and benefits regardless of their race, nationality/ethnicity, age, religion, colour, etc. This is known as Social Equality. On the other hand, Social Equity states we must give higher priority to the ones in need so that they can relish full and salubrious lives. Social Equity is derived from the idea of justice, it claims the only path to a just and equal society is through aiding the ones who are truly in need of our help.
This essay is specifically on Racial Equality and it will take you on a riverboat journey through the dense forests of Canada to reveal the truth lying behind the maple leaf. Is Canada a monster that camouflages its problems in the forests or is it another victim of the growing demands [or dictations] of the aboriginal