There’s no such thing as ‘parents’ rights’ - rabble.ca
网页2024年1月29日 · There’s no such thing as ‘parents’ rights’. by Charlotte Dalwood January 29, 2024. Parents have a right to raise their children in accordance with their own values, most notably their religious values. But that doesn’t give them the right to override their children’s own rights under the Charter, notably their children’s rights to ...
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网页6 天之前 · Mr. Beast, AI in media and the fight to protect performers on set. Alistair Hepburn, executive director of ACTRA Toronto, explains why the do-not-work notice was placed on Mr. Beast’s Beast Games in Toronto and the other actions ACTRA is taking to protect Canadian performers. by rabble radio September 27, 2024.
Canadians are using the term ‘racialized’ incorrectly - rabble.ca
网页2020年10月20日 · Canadians are using the term ‘racialized’ incorrectly. by Yafet Tewelde October 20, 2020. The normalizing of whiteness through the conflation of all non-white groups under the term “racialized” is endemic to how racism operates in Canada. Justin Trudeau’s blackface scandal was shocking news for many after its …
The public library and Indigenous reconciliation - rabble.ca
网页2019年9月10日 · Facilitators and Indigenous elders play the part of European settlers. Offered through the Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library, library card holders participated in the Blanket Exercise for $10 for the session. Just 25 people out of Whitchurch-Stouffville’s population of 45,837 identified as having Indigenous ancestry.
War to “punish rapists” only hurts more women - rabble.ca
网页2023年12月19日 · Thousands, probably tens of thousands, have been killed since 2011. While the starting premise should be that women must be believed, history illustrates we should be skeptical of rape claims by governments seeking to justify violence. War to punish rapists only creates more violence in which women and children will be innocent victims.
Sex workers create new safe online spaces | rabble.ca
网页2023年2月13日 · After 20 years and with about a week’s worth of warning, the online forum, Stripperweb.com, shut down on February 1. Stripperweb was created for strippers and later expanded to cam performers. It was a space where newbies, or ‘babies’ as we often call ourselves when first starting out in sex work, could exchange safety tips, give general advice and find community.
I’m stopping. I’ve had enough. - rabble.ca
网页2022年12月13日 · I say stopped, not resigned. It’s a more active description of my decision. Like countless nurses, I’ve had enough. Grant you, I am not an emergency room or intensive care unit nurse. I am not seeing paediatric COVID patients. I work in the nebulous area of community health, public policy, and advocacy, informed by decades of frontline work ...
Why Western alienation is an opportunity for the progressive left
网页2021年9月9日 · Western Canada is once again feeling alienated during this latest federal election. That should be good news for Canadian socialists. Take the recently created Maverick Party.Their candidates, most of whom are running in Alberta, are campaigning on a “Twin Track Approach” to revising Western Canada’s place within confederation. “Track A” calls for five constitutional amendments.
Harvesting freedom and sowing resistance: Migrant workers in …
网页2016年10月13日 · A historic caravan of migrant agricultural workers completed a 1,500 kilometre journey to Ottawa to deliver a clear and pointed message to members of Parliament -- "We want permanent immigration status now!" The caravan launched on Sept. 3 in Leamington, Ontario (Canada's tomato capital) has made stops to cities and towns across southern Ontario. Workers have been sharing not only their ...
Energy exchange and unpaid labour in the yoga industry
网页2023年10月5日 · Ride Cycle Club requires a staggering eight hours of work a week at minimum, alongside multi-tasking, organizational and communications skills as well as the ability to lift at least 30 pounds. BeHot Yoga, meanwhile, requires in addition to working “2-3 hours a week,” a $30 per month fee to take part in the program.