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Why Quebec says systemic racism doesn't exist — while other governments acknowledge it
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June 30, 2026
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7:23Now PlayingQuebec Premier Christine Fréchette has refused to acknowledge systemic racism in the province, despite a recent scandal involving a police force in a Montreal borough. Advocates argue recognizing racism as systemic in the province is a big first step. But some analysts say the main reason Quebec’s government may not like the term is because they see it as a political liability.
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