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We are not political tools
Politicians need to stop tokenizing and exploiting racialized and Indigenous people for political gain.
Rizza Umali
September 18, 2017
# violence
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Police officers do not make Pride safe
Including police in the Pride March is not a sign of progress.
Alex Noel
July 6, 2017
News
People form “human shield” around St. John’s Mosque
The act of solidarity comes less than a week after the Quebec Mosque Shooting and American President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning most refugees…
Justin Brake
February 3, 2017
News
“We can mobilize”: N.L. Human Rights Chair after Quebec mosque shootings
Solidarity actions with Muslim Canadians being organized in St. John’s and cities across Canada on Friday.
Justin Brake
January 31, 2017
View From The Mainland
Ignorance is not bliss
We are all accountable to Loretta Saunders
Brandon Pardy
March 13, 2014
Analysis
Is crime getting worse?
Some recent reports of rising crime rates in St. John's are misleading because they neglect to account for some important facts...
Tom Baird
July 29, 2013
Mad Thoughts
Why we should call things by their name
The case of Amanda Todd: not just about bullying
Peter Trnka
October 19, 2012
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Consent in the Age of Electoral Machines (Part II)
What is the nature of protest in a society that calls itself free? We return to the thought of Hannah Arendt to find out.
Matthew Furlong
July 4, 2012
Renaissance Mom
Violence and the child
The importance of realizing the connections in violence
Fiona Cunningham
April 18, 2012