It has been argued that while public policies, including the Canadian Multiculturalism Act and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, represent significant steps on the path to racial equality, they are not instruments of social transformation.

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These policies are designed to promote equality and protect rights, but they do not directly address or transform the underlying social structures and attitudes that contribute to racial inequality.

It Has Been Argued That While Public Policies, Including the Canadian