Category Archives: The Bold and the Badass

Quotable: Angela Davis on acceptance and change

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Best Mad Max: Fury Road review EVER.

And now, for something completely different: I don’t know if this critic-guy would call himself a feminist, but he’s sure not doing a bad job of, you know, ACTUALLY BEING ONE in here. Making fun of “meninists” is a very … Continue reading

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German women take on brothel ads

Karina Alteweier, a physician assistant in Leverkusen, Germany, points out an example of the kind of advertising she’s fighting in her city. Right next to it, a children’s musical is advertised. The brothel’s name, address, and other details are blocked … Continue reading

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Yo ho, yo ho…

…it’s Talk Like a Pirate Day! Arrrrrrrrrrr.

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ISIS is a Goddess; ISIL is shit. Literally.

Aliaa Elmahdy and a Swedish friend show ISIL what they really think of their world-domination plans. Story from EMMA: For this symbolic protest, they risk their lives: An Egyptian and a Swede menstruate and shit on the flag of the … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: The Internationale kills fascists at U of T

Wow. Amazing what one little song can do…especially when it’s sung by socialist students in the face of a bunch of whiny cowards, eh? Comrades from the Revolutionary Student Movement, the Proletarian Feminist Front, and the Proletarian Revolutionary Action Committee … Continue reading

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“A dignified conversation with protests”

Irish peace activist Margaretta D’Arcy was recently released from prison. She’s 79, she has cancer and arthritis (from a broken neck!), and one would think someone in that condition would be more than happy to take to her rocker and … Continue reading

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What does the Fawkes say?

I’m sure the real Guy Fawkes would be mystified at how his religiously motivated treasonous squib became the basis for secular, nonviolent rebellion. But whatever. This seems a much more constructive way to use this date than burning effigies of … Continue reading

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Music for a Sunday: A song for Elsipogtog

Granted, they’re not from the same tribe. But Buffy and the Mi’kmaq are speaking the same language nonetheless.

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Music for a Sunday: One for Felix Baumgartner

Well, what would you play for a guy who just shattered a skydiving record or two?

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