Aids immigrant group

The employment rate of black men in Canada is lower than that of other ethnic groups. Why? ? This is because of the serious racism in Canada and the strong national consciousness in Canada. According to Canadian census data, if all immigrants are immigrants, there are obvious differences in income between colored immigrants and white immigrants, and between different races within colored immigrants. The male group with the highest unemployment rate is black, the unemployment rate is 12.8%, and the income is lower than that of men of other races. ? Canada has been advocating pluralism for many years, but there has always been serious racial discrimination. Even the Prime Minister of Canada admits that anti-black racism, unconscious prejudice and systematic discrimination all exist and occur in Canada. Many black people in Canada came here illegally. Many people say that they have conflicts with black people, so Canadians will reject black people even more.

Statistics Canada has released some data showing that the employment rate and income level of black adult men are lower than that of men of other races, and white Canadians have more advantages than colored people in employment and income. Although many blacks were born in Canada, their surnames and skin color make their immigrant background obvious, which will be greatly hindered in employment. ?

Compared with other developed countries, there are fewer blacks in Canada, which has a lot to do with the cumbersome procedures for blacks to enter Canada and the need for multiple assessments. Moreover, the climate in Canada is very different from that in Africa, so many blacks are unwilling to choose to live in Canada. Generally speaking, social inclusion in Canada is relatively low. The Canadian government has begun to fund black community groups, support anti-racism projects, strengthen the relevant data collection of the Federal Bureau of Statistics, and formulate anti-racism strategies. However, there is still a lot of work to be done to eliminate racial discrimination, and this process may take several generations of efforts. ?