Part 1: Choice words from the author: 1) "My Canada has always been a place where the idea of white Anglophone superiority is driven home with consistent ferocity"; 2) "The comfort I live in is no more than I deserve, since housing, health care and education are basic human rights"; 3) "And that comfort comes with a price, anyway. It requires me to know my place, refrain from challenging it, and help maintain an often unjust order – one built on an illusion of equality and opportunity"; 4) "Our supposed tolerance seems not to include my Muslim relatives: though they, too, participate actively in democracy, enjoy hockey and give six per cent of their salaries as zakat, some say their “Canadian values” just aren’t good enough. Their simple existence might get them murdered;"