End White Supremacy: Confronting Racism and Racial Superiority in Canada
Canada is often celebrated as one of the most diverse and welcoming countries in the world. But diversity alone does not mean racial hierarchy has disappeared.
End White Supremacy: Confronting Racism and Racial Superiority in Canada examines racism, white supremacy, discrimination, and the complicated history that helped shape modern Canada.
From slavery and exclusionary immigration policies to workplace discrimination, colourism, education, religion, online racism, and everyday assumptions about who truly belongs, Avez Prescott confronts uncomfortable subjects without assigning guilt to people simply because of the colour of their skin.
This is not an attack on white people. It is an argument against the belief that any race is inherently superior to another.
Inside, readers will explore how racial prejudice becomes normalized, why Canada cannot treat racism as exclusively an American problem, how parents can prevent prejudice from being passed to another generation, the difference between equality and revenge, and what meaningful accountability and lasting change can look like.
The message is direct:
No race was born to rule another.
Ending white supremacy should not mean creating a new racial hierarchy. It should mean rejecting racial supremacy altogether and building a Canada where dignity, opportunity, justice, and belonging are not determined by skin colour.
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