If you silence the artists, there is little hope for revolution (Sharon Hyman)

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You and your fucking coffee | onlinediscountanvils said... I feel like my coffee abstinence has been validated. in
Information, Please! | Unionist said... Wow. Just wow. There goes my life. Thanks a lot, CF.   in
I want to teach you how to dance | 6079_Smith_W said... Hey, I heard that on the radio for the first time yesterday. Great tune! Here's Cab Calloway and...
Babble Book Club: 'Godless but Loyal to Heaven' by Richard Van Camp | Kaitlin McNabb said... Here's a nice, funny and interesting interview with Richard Van Camp from Nineteen Questions. Some...
Book recommendations? | Kaitlin McNabb said... Also, I thought we could parlay this thread in to just general recommendations. We have the 'what...
Happy Pi Day! | Michelle said... We had a fun Pi Day feast tonight with Maysie and her partner. :)  Leftovers galore, of course...
How the Left has won | KenS said... huh, sleep walking to the workers paradise.  does the New Jerusalem have therapists for...
Freedom Press, London's anarchist bookstore and publishing house (circa. 1886), firebombed | epaulo13 said... drifting away... catchfire ..your post brought a memory ..in 2008 in the south of france i met a...
History is a Weapon | Caissa said... Almost any hisorian would agree with what is written above. in
The Beginner's guide to cooking Korean Food | Boom Boom said... Is there also a Beginners Guide to cooking Canadian Food?  in

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Film review: Tenchi: the Samurai Astronomer | Jun 19 2013 | Lindsay Presswell | "Tenchi: The Samurai Astronomer" is a film by the Japanese Academy Award winning director Yojiro Takita, and was the selection for the opening of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival.
Yellowknife's Wildcat Cafe reopens after two-year hiatus | Jun 17 2013 | George Lessard | After a two-year-long renovation Yellowknife's oldest restaurant and historic icon, the "Wildcat Café" has finally opened for its 2013 summer season.
This Week on Media Mornings: Michael Parenti, surveillance leaks, prostitution law challenge | Jun 17 2013 | This Week on Media Mornings | This Week on Media Mornings has interviews featuring Michael Parenti, ACLU and BCCLA on surveillance leaks and the prostitution law challenge.
Migrant Dreams documentary delves into temporary foreign worker issue | Jun 17 2013 | June Chua | Award-winning filmmaker Min Sook Lee's Migrant Dreams documentary project has a deep connection to her past -- her Korean parents emigrated to Canada in the early 1970s.
Yellowknife NWT artist-biologist Diane Boudreau
Artist Diane Boudreau's 'Species at risk' in the Northwest Territories | Jun 16 2013 | George Lessard | Local artist-biologist Diane Boudreau has been working in English and French with youth and street people in the NWT for several years connecting art and the environment.
Activist Communique: Day of Delight Festival | Jun 14 2013 | Krystalline Kraus | Clay & Paper Theatre invites you to the 11th annual Day of Delight: A Toronto celebration of Love, Courtship and Desire outdoors in lush and beautiful Dufferin Grove Park.
Interview: Literary leftist thriller: Pulp fiction with a twist of solidarity and social justice | Jun 13 2013 | Yutaka Dirks | Yutaka Dirks interviews author Stephen Law about his debut novel 'Tailings of Warren Peace' and how he balanced social justice with magical realism.
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In the Name Of delivers depressing but realistic portrait of Polish sexual politics | Jun 12 2013 | Jamie Paris | Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska's award-winning film deftly navigates the discomfiting tension between pedophilia, the Catholic Church and same-sex desire while refusing to present an easy answer
Toronto Japanese Film Festival invites Toronto to experience Japanese culture | Jun 11 2013 | Lindsay Presswell | The Toronto Japanese Film Festival (TorontoJFF) runs from June 13 to June 28 at the Japanese Canadian Culture Centre, with a mission to promote "friendship through culture."
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Mask-making: Papier-mache (paper mache) | Jun 10 2013 | Holly Adams | Tips and step-by-step 'how to' for making masks with paper mache (papier mache)!
This Week on Media Mornings: June 8—Kinnie Starr, Tiananmen Anniversary, CUPE’s Paul Moist on FCM, Canada-EU trade | Jun 10 2013 | This Week on Media Mornings | This week's top interviews: Kinnie Starr, Tienanmen anniversary, CUPE's Paul Moist on FCM, and the Canada-EU trade deal.
Excerpt: Make it bacon? Controlling excessive meat consumption and finding progressive solutions | Jun 6 2013 | Eleanor Boyle | Author Eleanor Boyle exposes the consequences of large-scale meat production and excessive consumption and searches for progressive sustainable solutions to eating meat.
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A Paradigm of Practice | Jun 2 2013 | Holly Adams | So much of why I do what I do, my context of growing my work as artist and educator, stems from notions planted by my awesome mother.
Adventures From the eBook Frontier – Dispatch Number Thirty | Jun 2 2013 | Cathi Bond | The party's over and now the back-breaking work begins.
Documenting the ghosts in our industrial food machine | May 31 2013 | Cathryn Atkinson | The Ghosts in Our Machine was shot from the summer of 2011 to the fall of 2012 as McArthur snapped photos of animals in factory farms and abattoirs.