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When Place Becomes Race (Main Argument (Relationship between identity and…

- - - - makes Aboriginal people pre-modern
        
        further makes them insignificant in the story
      - inter-sectional analysis > "white men of grit" = molds racial character
      - Southern people viewed as the opposite = degenerate
        
        = racial shadow
      - 3rd) anti-immigration rhetoric = increased policing, targeting bodies of color
        
        Anti-Terrorism Act > can hold suspected terrorists in solitary confinement
        
        Refugee's have to wait 3 years to enjoy full citizenship = "Us" VS "Them" > building "trust" impression
- - - - Had to literally prove they existed
  - - - fill with things (houses) or nature fills it
        
        looking at the the houses, how they were built, and by who = result of unequal economic relations
      - perceived (routines, experiences > permits certain acts and prohibits others), conceived (representations by architects, planners, and lived space (the experience of perceived and conceived comes together)
      - production of space = production of included/excluded bodies (e..g homeless people not able to sleep in a padlocked park at night)
    - - exercise of power
        
        surveillance allows dominants to discipline on the macro and micro level (e.g. timetables, specific repeated movements = working class)
        
        mapping spaces = measure, standardize, and bind space
        
        mobility = allows body to be unmarked > this also allows for a person to come to know them self because they have this superiority
    - - Canadian idea of manhood, against "wild Indians" , comes to understand his space as civilized but not the space of others
        
        women come to know their civility is in the home, becoming tools in the colonial project