Like Many Palestinians, I’m Not Mourning For The Queen
Elizabeth’s death should serve as a reminder of the atrocities committed by the British Empire in Palestine.
Colonialism
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Queen Elizabeth II Wasn’t A Servant. She Was A Parasite
The attempted rebranding of the monarchy as an institution for public service is nauseating, and must be resisted.
Cultural Ceremonies Are Helping The Nlaka'pamux Heal After a Year of Trauma and Hardship
“It gives us a little bit more power inside, feeling that we're working together as a community.”
‘Without the Land, We're Nothing’: First Nation Rebuilds After Catastrophic Floods
“This is a wake up call for all of us, for Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike. Something needs to change.”
A Case For Northern Reparations
They’re the only way the North’s immiseration can be ended, alternatives to extractive industry developed and climate change prepared for.
B.C. Minister's Claim He Cannot Weigh In On Wet'suwet'en Arrests Doesn't Add Up, Critics Say
“Freedom of the press is one of the four fundamental freedoms recognized by the Charter, and when it's intruded upon, the default position should be in support of the journalists, not in support of the police.”
Behind Canada’s Decades-Long Scheme To Avoid Genocide Punishment
This is how Canada helped soften the UN’s definition of genocide, while continuing its genocidal policies against Indigenous people.
Media Attacked The Wet’suwet’en But Ignore White Fisher Violence
The disparity in coverage is evidence of how the media demonizes Indigenous people while letting those that attack them off the hook.
It’s Time To Call Out Anti-Blackness In Canada’s Foreign Policy
Canadians are increasingly acknowledging anti-Black racism at home, yet its role in our foreign policy is rarely discussed.