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Tag: 2012

Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts: Recognition where it is overdue

December 10, 2012 Whose are the stories we rarely hear? Who do we owe but never praise? The marginalized and … More

2012, Arts & Culture, Awards, Labour, Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts, Storyboard, Toronto, Writing

Restaurant Review Photography

Five Guys Burgers and Fries blogTO, November 2012

2012, Photography, Review, Toronto, Toronto food

Restaurant Review Photography: FuZen

Restaurant Review Photography: FuZen blogTO, October 2012

2012, Photography, Review, Toronto, Toronto food, Writing

Restaurant Review Photography: Cafe Tangiers

Restaurant Review Photography: Cafe Tangiers blogTO, October 2012

2012, Photography, Review, Toronto, Toronto food, Writing

The Toronto Palestine Film Festival: A grassroots gem of the city’s cinema scene

September 27, 2012 The Toronto Palestine Film Festival (TPFF), now in its fifth year, is at once a grassroots organization … More

2012, Arts & Culture, FIlm, Palestine, rabble.ca, Toronto, Toronto Palestine Film Festival, TPFF, Writing

#BONY2012: MOURNING THE LOSS OF SANITY IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

In this age of YouTube sensations and the surprisingly ubiquitous “I’ll meet you on Facebook,” it can’t come as much … More

2012, Activism, Development, International politics, KONY2012, Travel, Uganda, Writing

Allowing Refugees, Migrants and Asylum Seekers to RISE

The treatment of Australia’s ‘Boat people’ is currently a hot topic in the national media. Should Australia be taking refugees? … More

2012, Asylum Seekers, Australia, Immigration, Refugees, Travel, Writing

Manic in Melbourne

My blog about daily life in Melbourne, Australia from January to July 2012.

2012, Australia, Blog, Travel, Writing

Nakba Day in Palestine: A time to remember and resist

May 15, 2012 May 15 marks the anniversary of the “Nakba” (Arabic for “catastrophe”), the dispossession of the Palestinian people … More

2012, International politics, Israel, Israeli Apartheid, Middle East politics, Nakba Day, Palestine, rabble.ca, Writing

Justice in society and justice in the SIU

February 2012 Our society defines justice for crimes by having someone put behind bars. We see this idea represented in … More

2012, Police violence, Ryerson Free Press, SIU, Toronto Police, Toronto politics

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