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Marriage is “between a man and a woman” in California
To be able to vote away the civil rights of a minority group is an action in defence of heterosexist privilege.
Posted in Society, family, glbtqi, north america, politics Also tagged california, marriage, u.s. 2 Comments
Thunder Bay & lessons not learned from residential schools
Despite promoting diversity through Canada’s national policy of multiculturalism, a Canadian identity is still understood as white.
Fat-shaming during bikini season
The link between class and fat is ignored in an effort to present this issue as solely a problem of individual responsibility.
Jon & Kate Plus 8, plus a scandal
Why aren’t she and Jon willing to live in a dump, subsisting on a diet of rice and beans so that Kate can be the perfect, long-suffering mother?
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Entertainment, Society, TV Also tagged jon gosselin, kate gosselin, sexism 48 Comments
For House, it’s either lupus or sarcoidosis
Illness does not end as projected on "House" after the disease is diagnosed; in fact, it is but the beginning of a very difficult journey.
Posted in Columnist, Entertainment, Science & Technology, TV Also tagged disability, house, medicine 12 Comments
Mothers, embrace the insanity!
No matter how hard you try and no matter how much you love your children, at some point they are going to embarrass you.
The Pope and the meaningless apology
Though the residential schools are now closed, they have had a lasting effect on the Indigenous population.
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Religion, Society, christianity, racism Also tagged canada, catholicism Leave a comment
Silly immigrants, Canada is for white people
Considering that incidents of violence against the Asian community are still occurring it seems to be premature to issue praise.
The invisible rule of whiteness
The emotionalism argument derives its strength from the myth that people of color are the eternal children of the world.
What Not to Wear: Blossom faces the 360 Mirror