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Racialized workers helped drive the 1919 strike wave in Canada
1923 Chapter 3: The Revolts | 1917-1919
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Manitoba Government Cuts Undermine Safety and Justice
As the Winnipeg Free Press reported on June 27, 2023, the Manitoba government has recently earmarked $3.4 million to add 19 Crown prosecutors and six…
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Communities fought white supremacy during World War I
1923, Chapter 2: Anti-Racism and the War | 1914 – 1916
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Before the Chinese Exclusion Act, anti-racists were organizing
1923 Chapter 1: Challenging Racism, 1912-1914
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10 years later: Lessons from the Lac-Mégantic rail disaster have not been heeded
It’s been 10 years since an oil train killed 47 people in Lac-Mégantic. Decision-makers haven’t learned the lessons of the disaster.
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Neoliberalism is like a zombie that won’t die
Neoliberalism is about power, but it’s also about the stories we tell
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The pretense that Canada’s immigration system isn’t racist persists
Canada’s immigration system is fundamentally based on exploitation of racialized workers.
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Dawn of the Debt
Governments aren’t households—and their budgets don’t act like them
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How to kill a zombie or the strange persistence of neoliberalism
Since the pandemic, many observers have proclaimed the death of neoliberalism—but is it really dead?
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Vampire consulting firms in the public service
Like a vampire, consulting firms are suave and sophisticated actors that aim to gain the trust of their targets.
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Zombie climate change denial: we’re in the “bargaining” stage
The fossil fuel industry is moving away from outright denial, and towards negotiating for their version of an energy transition.
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