And we’re back!
Good news keep rolling along this week, and we’ve got stories on celebrities, celebrities, celebrities (!), feminism, activism, art and … politics in Canadian? Ya! And yes, I put Gilmore Girls in again.
Also, did you all see the Little League World Series pitcher Mo’Ne Davis and her 70 mph fastball? That shit was crazy. Watch. It.
And now, we shall resume with the regular programming of Feel Good Friday!
-
Graffiti artists Os Gemeos add a big touch of beauty to Vancouver with their biggest mural yet!
-
Leonardo DiCaprio is getting Alberta Big Oil all up in a tizzy. And not the good kind.
- Lilia Ordinario Joaquin is spared deportation from Canada!
-
I really enjoy watching DREAMers confront Republicans. It’s a new level of awkwardness, even for the GOP. And Paul Ryan.
- Did you attend the Peoples’ Social Forum? It had a great showing over the weekend.
- New report recommends that Nova Scotia maintain its fracking moratorium.
- Oil by rail took a hit in Manitoba. Color the Wilderness Committee overjoyed.
-
Education Across Borders Collective calls for education for all in Quebec!
-
A solution to the gender pay gap? Ladybucks™.
-
Amy Poehler. *swoon*
-
Secwepemc First Nation evicted Imperial Metals.
-
The all important “Rory Gilmore: Who was the better boyfriend?” conversation.
-
Beyonce stands in front of ‘feminism’ sign at MTV awards. Feminists everywhere explode with joy.
-
Sheila Sedinger receives stay of deportation for two years!
-
Here’s a nifty little inforgraphic on when to catcall women … from Playboy no less!
-
Read about Indigenous women in the U.S. fighting to preserve their culture.
-
This panda faked pregnancy to get more food. Ahahah, brilliant. *makes a note*
Need more? Check out the rest of our Feel Good Fridays here.
Kaitlin McNabb is rabble’s books and news coordinator and she ate three poutines in five days without having to fake pregnancy. Follow her on twitter @kaitlinmcnabb.
Photo: flickr/Sarah Reid Support rabble today!
We’re so glad you stopped by! Thanks for consuming rabble content this year.
rabble.ca is 100% reader and donor funded, so as an avid reader of our content, we hope you will consider gifting rabble with a donation during our summer fundraiser today.
Whether it be a one-time donation or a small monthly contribution, your support is critical to keep rabble writers producing the work you’ve come to rely on as a part of a healthy media diet.
Become a rabble rouser — donate to rabble.ca today.
Nick Seebruch, editor
