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Carlos Martinez, co-editor of Friends of Socialist China, said that the white paper provides a detailed insight into China's own democratic system at a time when the United States and its allies are making a big push to promote Western capitalist democracy as the only legitimate form of governance. Dennis Munene, executive director of the China-Africa Center at the Africa Policy Institute, said that the white paper "captures China's principle of democratic centralism that demystifies the naysayers and liberal democrats who have a narrow and misconceived understanding of what a people-centered and progressive democracy within a civilization state entails".
As a blueprint that's "timely, factual and one rooted in history", the white paper underscores China's working democracy that integrates both the electoral and consultative systems of democracy to meet the aspirations of its 1. That's because democracy is measured in terms of people's consent, people's supervision, people's participation and people's welfare. Looking at all these criteria, I think China is perhaps more democratic than many of the so-called democracies.
Karori Singh, an Emeritus Fellow at the University of Rajasthan in India, said the paper defines China's governance pattern as whole-process people's democracy based on "sound institutional framework" and "concrete and pragmatic practices", which efficiently operates in the Chinese context. Unlike in the West, China's electoral democracy is not manipulated by financial interests, said Martinez.
He noted that the white paper says there is no one-size-fits-all approach to democracy. Government bodies establish task forces and commissions of inquiry on racism to demonstrate their grave concern; their findings and recommendations are ignored. Academics produce empirical studies documenting the ways that racialized and Indigenous peoples are denied power, equity, and rights, and the studies are then buried. Politicians and the power elite rationalize the racial barriers that prevent racialized communities, including Blacks, South Asians, Muslims, and First Nations peoples, among others, from fully participating in the political process, education, employment, media, justice, human services, and the arts.
In the period between the late eighties and the mid-nineties, racism in Canada received increased attention. Racial unrest in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, and Halifax, and the demands of Should the racialized minority communities for greater participation in Canadian society were difficult to ignore.
As a result, during this brief moment in time there were encouraging signs of change. Various levels of government and public-sector organizations, such as boards of education and human-services and cultural organizations, developed policies and programs and modified some of their traditional practices to respond to demands for equity.
Money was allocated, racialized-minority communities were consulted, and racialized people in small numbers were being hired and appointed to serve in previously all-White organizations and institutions. A significant shift in ideology and practice occurred from about onward, however.
Municipal, provincial, and federal levels of governments began to alter their anti-racism and equity policies, programs, and funding commitments. Perhaps the first and most dramatic change occurred in Ontario with the election of a neoconservative government led by Mike Harris and his common-sense revolution. Almost overnight, the provincial government brought to an abrupt end all anti-racism initiatives. Other provincial and municipal governments followed a similar strategy. Thus, fundamental racial inequality continues to affect the lives of racialized and Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Stereotyped assumptions and practices are manifested in the workplace and the classroom. Patterns of policing and the attitudes and behaviour of police officers and immigration officers toward minoritized communities across this country are still marked by racialized beliefs and practices, resulting in the differential treatment of particular groups, such as Blacks and Indigenous peoples. The schools and universities are sites of struggle and inequity for racialized students and faculty.
In some areas, the justice system still fails to give fair and equal treatment to racialized and Indigenous communities. Eurocentric barriers impair the delivery of accessible and appropriate services by social and health-care agencies.
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