Your weekly rabble blog roundup is here! It’s hard to watch the Olympics at work; it’s really easy to read blogs!
Does equal access for men and women make porn progessive? Meghan Murphy laments the exclusion of Gail Dines from a Melissa Harris-Perry discussion.
What does each of the seven Quebec provincial parties want to do about the price of education? Ethan Cox knows.
Brush up on some immigration rules and learn why Conrad Black will be allowed back into Canada with No One Is Illegal.
Is the inclusion of women’s boxing in the London Olympics an unmitigated victory? Nathan Kalman-Lamb says maybe no.
Don’t miss Christopher Majka’s urging Canadians to set aside our infamously deeply engrained warrior identies.
Lastly, are you dying to send a photo to someone? Your rabble roundup-er is here to help! Check it out at Bound But Not Gagged, our books blog.
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