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Looking through wmtc posts for the annual best-of, I was amazed at how much happened in Canada and in the world last year. Another prorogation, and the anti-prorogue protests. The Collateral Murder video and the explosion of WikiLeaks. G20 government madness and police brutality. The Gaza Flotilla massacre. The demise of Bill C-440.
The following is best of wmtc 2010, the long list.
on becoming a writer, part four, final, for now
the harper attack on canadian democracy, the long version (I didn't write most of this, but it's a very important post!)
where is the outrage? and other thoughts on canadian disengagement
save a little outrage for the real criminals (vancouver)
intellectual freedom in the library: part 1 and part 2
a simple lesson: how to tell the difference between hatred of a people and criticism of a nation's policies
therapists needed to treat quebecers' fear of headscarves
"discover canada": the harper government's vision of canada and of immigrants
report on george galloway in federal court: part 1, part 2, and part 3
we will not stfu: another look at nancy ruth, reproductive rights and the harper agenda
thoughts on george rekers: rent-boys, homophobia and self-hatred
choosing canada: how can self-imposed exile not be seen as resistance?
thoughts on her majesty's loyal opposition, such as it is
on giving up, believing, and what it means to be a fan
becoming canadian: today we take the final step
an all-or-nothing trap: the impossibility of moral purity
reproductive justice and the limits of polls: part 1 and part 2, women speak the fuck up
not all crimes are equal: humans and our rights are more valuable than windows (toronto)
open letter to g20 survivor: there is such a thing as being a victim
july 20 1985
"they didn't build a wall": is israel an apartheid state? a south african perspective: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, and part 5
once upon a baseball game: the corporate takeover of our brains continues
thoughts on roger ebert and transcending circumstance
it is so time to be over 9/11
science proves that men and women are from the same planet
The following is best of wmtc 2010, the long list.
on becoming a writer, part four, final, for now
the harper attack on canadian democracy, the long version (I didn't write most of this, but it's a very important post!)
where is the outrage? and other thoughts on canadian disengagement
save a little outrage for the real criminals (vancouver)
intellectual freedom in the library: part 1 and part 2
a simple lesson: how to tell the difference between hatred of a people and criticism of a nation's policies
therapists needed to treat quebecers' fear of headscarves
"discover canada": the harper government's vision of canada and of immigrants
report on george galloway in federal court: part 1, part 2, and part 3
we will not stfu: another look at nancy ruth, reproductive rights and the harper agenda
thoughts on george rekers: rent-boys, homophobia and self-hatred
choosing canada: how can self-imposed exile not be seen as resistance?
thoughts on her majesty's loyal opposition, such as it is
on giving up, believing, and what it means to be a fan
becoming canadian: today we take the final step
an all-or-nothing trap: the impossibility of moral purity
reproductive justice and the limits of polls: part 1 and part 2, women speak the fuck up
not all crimes are equal: humans and our rights are more valuable than windows (toronto)
open letter to g20 survivor: there is such a thing as being a victim
july 20 1985
"they didn't build a wall": is israel an apartheid state? a south african perspective: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, and part 5
once upon a baseball game: the corporate takeover of our brains continues
thoughts on roger ebert and transcending circumstance
it is so time to be over 9/11
science proves that men and women are from the same planet
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