The Torontonians (Unabridged) (Phyllis Brett Young).

"The Torontonians" by Phyllis Young is a book that follows the lives of several characters from the Toronto neighborhood who find themselves facing a number of challenges and struggles in their lives. The book delves into the personal lives of the characters, including their struggles with addiction, relationships, and financial difficulties. It chronicles the hardships they face as well as their attempts to overcome them.

In "The Toronto", Phyllis Bret Young explores the daily lives of residents in Canada's largest city. Through detailed interviews with everyday residents, she explores topics such as immigration, gentrification, homelessness, racial and class tensions, and criminal justice. She also delves into cultural stories across different communities, from Black Lives Matter activists to displaced refugees.

With raw, honest narratives, this collection of essays chronicles the legacies and realities of Toronto's diverse residents and outlines the ways in which our city is shaped by competing interests, social identities, and perspectives. Chapters include "The Road to Toronto" — a guide to inter-communal and intra-communal identity formation in one Toronto council district (Etobicoke); "Living Together and Living Apart"

Автор: Филлис Бретт Янг. Название: "Жители Торонто". Настоящее издание без сокращений.