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Postcards from Dixieland: Republican Racists and the…
In some ways it’s good that we’re getting the Trump out of our system. The constipated racism that was slowly being…
A Socialist Reviews the Canadian Conservative Leadership…
INT - CANADA - ELECTION NIGHT
As the dust settles, it is clear who the winner is - the self-proclaimed agent of…
Unconventional Conventions?
At the end of each of my posts I include a countdown until the general election. It’s easy to write off this number…
The Opposite of Poetry
As many as 24 million people at once have tuned in live for the election debates this year, which have brought the…
Bernie & the Great Lakes State
Welcome back from Reading Week! This is a short post as I am sick with the flu, but I had to comment quickly on my…
Labour Focus: The West Bank
In 2013, the primary and secondary Palestinian Teacher's Union went on strike after demands for a salary increase…
The Combustion of the Republican Party…Don’t…
The horror show this year has made one thing absolutely clear: there is anti-establishment anger on both ends of…
Super Tuesday Fallout
Hi all, hope you’re having a great Reading Week wherever you are in the world. I’ve been in Edinburgh, Scotland for…
Chris Christie, King of Flies
When John Milton’s Satan wakes up in hell, after having been cast out of heaven by God, he discovers next to him…
Silent Voices: Indigenous People in America and the 2016…
Again I must stray away from the theme of my blog as there is something that is deeply concerning to me in relation…
Goodbye Al Jazeera America, Hello Nothingness
Al Jazeera America, the ambitious U.S. branch of the state-funded Quatari news network, is closing down. Only three…
Justice for Egypt and Regeni
In my last post, I wrote about the untimely death of Giulio Regeni, an Italian PhD student brutally beaten and…