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(she/her) political economy grad interested in all things food fan of benito antonio ocasio martinez

i’ve always been very resistant to downloading apps, genuinely find it really irritating to have repeatedly put ahead of us. so i regret to admit that almost every app i have downloaded ha dummy life a sap much easier

“Reconciliation prompted us to relinquish negative feelings over the past, but many, including myself, were not willing to do that. Because we have not severed from the past. The past endures,” says Billy-Ray Belcourt in an interview about his latest book.

Billy-Ray Belcourt’s Poems Insist on Indigenous Freedom

In his first poetry collection since 2019, the acclaimed author from Driftpile Cree Nation challenges readers to imagine new political possibilities…

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no one knows how to dress on wet muggy day like this. i’m in shorts and someone next to me on the streetcar was in a floor length puffy

"About reconciliation, there is no such thing. We can’t go back to a good time to begin again because there never was a 'good' time. But conciliation – kwaysk astaswin – to put things right. I can do that if someone is willing to work with me. I love my babies and I want a better world for them."

Maria Campbell's seminal memoir Halfbreed remains urgently necessary | Quill and Quire

First published in 1973, Maria Campbell's memoir of growing up as a "halfbreed" sheds light on what life was like for a Métis woman in 20th-century colonial Canada. Close to 50 years later, in the era...

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the number of shitty PR emails I've gotten recently that are using Orange Shirt Day as a hook for things that have nothing to do with residential school survivors or history is appalling. even worse now than it was four years ago, when I wrote this: indiginews.com/first-person...

Orange Shirt Day is not about buying orange shirts - Indiginews

Corporations are trying to turn reconciliation into a transaction — we need to disentangle its meaning from the act of shopping

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Not only did these incel pieces of shit gather at Tk’emlups to intimidate and harass our neighbours, they demonstrated in at least 2 locations in Kamloops. They are here to publicly deny the truth of residential schools. CW on next post>>> cfjctoday.com/2026/09/27/a...

Apparent white nationalist gathering spotted on Tkʼemlúps reserve Sunday

TK'EMLUPS - A post on social media appears to show a group of masked individuals gathered on the Tkemlps te Se...

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bizarre to me that so much reporting on housing fails to interrogate the assumptions that homeowners (1) should always get to approve of changes to their neighbourhood (2) should be protected by government from any possible decline in property values www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Toronto needs more homes. These neighbours say they're paying the price | CBC News

An elderly downtown couple says they’re shocked and upset that the city has approved a duplex next door to their three-story Victorian home that they say will tower metres above their chimney and rend...

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trying to figure out which version of the miracle worker I watched as a kid. they all include the same well scene and 2/3 star Patty Duke…. plays Helen in the 1962 version, and then plays the miracle worker in the 1979 version

feeling attack from all sides (inbox being bombarded with emails from both tiff and ticketmaster about my upcoming screenings) keep missing the freebie or discounted giveaways because my inbox is out of control

on a drive back to the city, tormented my mum (already audiobook hesitant) by starting an audiobook set in trinidad narrated by someone who is not from the west indies on

“a senior Nepali official said his country had requested urgent help from the United Nations’ special fund for climate-disaster recovery…. The U.S., historically the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, pledged $17.5 million under President Biden but then exited the fund under President Trump.”

Nepal Puts Cost of Disaster at $5 Billion, Blaming Climate Change

The country is seeking urgent help from a special U.N. climate fund, but the program lacks money because the United States and others have been reluctant to contribute.

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I've been staying off Bluesky lately because I'm on a deadline for a project examining the history of colonial map making in the Great Lakes region, so image my reaction when one of the first posts I see when I come back is MapQuest trolling the President of the United States

MapQuest@mapquest.com · 2mo ago

We're not changing the name of Lake Ontario. Name it whatever you want at your leisure: https://gulfof.mapquest.com/lakeontario (tag us so we can see your work 🙂)