Chinese Head Tax

Some Politically Incorrect Conclusions About The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws

Posted on April 5, 2006

April 5, 2006: Some Politically Incorrect Conclusions About The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws PRESS RELEASE Conclusions About The Chinese Head Tax and The Chinese Exclusion Laws Our federal government’s proposed “apology” raises a number of issues: (1) … Continue reading →

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Part 4: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted?

Posted on March 29, 2006

PRESS RELEASE The following is the fourth and last part of an answer to the question, “Why were the Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws enacted?” Once again, the emphasis is on presenting the series of events which preceded … Continue reading →

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Part 3: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted?

Posted on March 22, 2006

March 22, 2006: Part 3: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted? PRESS RELEASE The following is a continued answer to the question: Why Were the Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted? (Source: “In … Continue reading →

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Part 2: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted?

Posted on March 14, 2006

March 14, 2006: Part 2: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted? Press Release Part 2: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and The Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted? (Source: “In the Sea Of Sterile Mountains”) A … Continue reading →

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Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted?

Posted on March 8, 2006

March 8, 2006: Why Were The Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Laws Enacted? Press Release In Canada's recent federal election, many MP candidates expressed their disaproval of the Chinese Head Tax and the Chinese Exclusion Law. Immediately after the … Continue reading →

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Chinese Railway Workers In 1880′s B.C. Were Really "Temporary Workers: Some Canadian History To Review On Our National Holiday, July 1

Posted on June 29, 2005

June 29, 2005: Chinese Railway Workers In 1880's B.C. Were Really “Temporary Workers” : Some Canadian History To Review On Our National Holiday, July 1 PRESS RELEASE As most Canadians know, the building of the Trans-Canada Railway in the early … Continue reading →

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