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Jul 20, 2018  Suffer all ye Ontario childrenAntonia Zerbisias Charles McVety, the so-called “evangelical leader” who delivered unto Doug Ford a social conservative Christian base, is less about loving the poor and disadvantaged and more about promoting hate. |
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Jul 20, 2018  Suffer all ye Ontario childrenAntonia Zerbisias Charles McVety, the so-called “evangelical leader” who delivered unto Doug Ford a social conservative Christian base, is less about loving the poor and disadvantaged and more about promoting hate. |
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Jul 6, 2018  What misogyny looks like when you wear a hijabMonia Mazigh The dehumanization of Muslim women is ingrained in people's imagination. And the common, simplistic and wrong perception that the hijab is a symbol of oppression is still alive and thriving. |
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Jul 6, 2018  What misogyny looks like when you wear a hijabThe dehumanization of Muslim women is ingrained in people's imagination. And the common, simplistic and wrong perception that the hijab is a symbol of oppression is still alive and thriving. |
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Jun 29, 2018  U.S. Supreme Court upholds Muslim ban, endorsing Donald Trump's racismThis week the U.S. Supreme Court gave Trump the green light to make his racist ban permanent. |
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Apr 18, 2018  Addressing the Islamophobia of the Quebec mosque killer is a moral imperativeAmira Elghawaby Canadians are exposed to the views of racist extremists day and night, with our own politicians occasionally fuelling fear and suspicion of Muslims. |
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Mar 24, 2018  Consultations on Islamophobia are no alternative to actionThomas Woodley The Liberal government's promise of more consultations on religious discrimination bring little solace to Canadian religious minorities facing systemic racism. |
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Mar 9, 2018  Interview: Hassan Diab’s fight for justiceSince returning to Canada, Diab has recommitted himself to fighting for justice and towards the dismantling of Canada’s unfair and dangerous extradition commitments. Socialist.ca interviewed him. |
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Mar 9, 2018  Our society's double standards in the application of due processWe're told citizens accused of wrongdoing in democracies are entitled to due process. But it seems ethnicity, religion and social status determine whether the same legal principles are applied to all. |
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Mar 4, 2018  In case you missed it, Parliament issued its M-103 Islamophobia reportThomas Woodley Despite the hype a year ago, the M-103 Islamophobia report was met with indifference last month. But apathy is the last thing that we need in the face of growing Islamophobia in Canada. |
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Feb 28, 2018  Michelle Shephard talks about 'The Way Out,' her film about trauma and religious ideologyface2face Michelle Shephard talks to David Peck about her new film "The Way Out," Islamophobia, the love of a mother for her daughter, trauma, fear, and religious ideology. |
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Jan 29, 2018  Vigils, rallies, film screenings across Canada will commemorate those killed a year ago in the attack on Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec CityRachel Small #RememberJan29 was created as a forum to support people in building a web of common experience, connecting the public to the moment of the attack and to each other. |
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Jan 24, 2018  Trudeau government still targets Muslims as threatsJanuary 29 marks the first anniversary of the mass murder of six Muslim worshippers in Quebec City. As the date approaches, Justin Trudeau's government continues to unfairly target Muslims. |
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Jan 23, 2018  Make January 29 a National Day Against IslamophobiaEhab Lotayef If civil rights movements wait for the politicians, nothing will change. |
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Jan 22, 2018  Only the people can make January 29 a National Day Against IslamophobiaEhab Lotayef If civil rights movements wait for the politicians, nothing will change. |
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Jan 12, 2018  Canadian man accused in synagogue bombing freed after case tossed outJ. Baglow Hassan Diab, a Canadian citizen, has been held without trial or charge in a French maximum-security prison for a bombing that took place in 1980. This week, he was set free. |
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Jan 12, 2018  Islamophobia continues to fester in wake of Quebec City mosque shootingOn January 29, 2018, Canada will commemorate the first anniversary of the shocking murder of six Muslim men in a Quebec City mosque. What has been achieved in the fight against Islamophobia? |
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Dec 19, 2017  No children on the no-fly list!Talking Radical Radio Children often show up on Canada's No Fly List, usually because of mistaken identity. "No Fly List Kids" advocates for changes so families aren't caught up in a maze of errors and mistaken identity. |
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Dec 8, 2017  Public apologies serve crucial role in democratic societiesApologies are not monetary gifts or hollow words offered by teary politicians. They are gestures that define our history as a country and restore faith in institutions. |
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Oct 11, 2017  The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs: Stoking Islamophobia and racism?Yves Engler The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs shouldn't be part of a public consultation on systemic discrimination and racism. |
 Community organizing guides to help stop hateGuides Now that the kids are back in school, let's help them stay safe |
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Jul 19, 2017 WATCH: How Trump's travel ban is affecting Muslims living in CanadaThe recent travel ban by the U.S. president has far-reaching effects on the Muslim community living outside the six banned nations. This video sheds light on how Muslims are affected. |
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Jul 17, 2017  Omar Khadr forced to surf wave of Canadian racismCanadian torture survivor Omar Khadr has been forced to surf the wild wave of Canadian racism and white fragility that marks so much of the gloating Canada 150 party. |
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Mar 31, 2017  Terror has its roots in modern life and it touches all of usThe question isn't the tedious: When was someone radicalized? It is: how did this mayhem become so normal over so much time? |
