This is the task but I have to do all 3 questions
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Please respond to two (2) of the following three questions listed below. Each response should be a maximum of 4 pages (1000 words each response), Times New Roman, double spaced and written in essay format. Each response is worth 12.5 marks. Please cite material – including lecture material – in APA format. Responses should incorporate relevant course readings, films and lecture materials. As this is an exam, only use course material to answer the questions. You should strive to compose as complete and detailed a response that speaks to the question as possible.
Exams must be uploaded in Word format to Quercus no later than 11:59 pm on Friday December 10th 2021. Again, please cite all material (course readings, videos and lecture) using APA format.
Please respond to two (2) for the following three essay questions listed below. Ensure that your answer engages with lecture material, readings, and videos where relevant.
Question 1:
What is meant by the phrase, “white supremacy is Canada’s elephant in the room”? How can this concept help us better understand the rise of hate during the pandemic generally and anti-Asian hate more specifically? How might this concept also allow understand critical race theory’s critique of the law?
Question 2:
What are hate groups and what do they tend to believe? How do hate groups express their ideologies in the language of hate and anger, and the language of love and care? Why might these ideologies connect with ordinary people?
Question 3:
What are some of the benefits and draw backs of responding to hate and hate crime through criminal punishments or restorative justice? How does social media and the internet make hate easier to spread and potentially provide new mechanisms to respond to it?