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In this episode of The Red Review, brought to you by Socialist Action, we cover what happened in Canada in June 2021 and our imperialist state’s role in atrocities abroad.
Featuring Israeli apartheid and Palestinian resistance, cops getting away with murder, old-growth logging at Fairy Creek, the beheading of the Egerton Ryerson Statue, the housing ‘free market,’ rising Islamophobia, Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause, more unmarked graves found at residential ‘schools’ and #cancelcanadaday, and the turmoil in the Green Party.
And featuring an interview with Gary Kinsman, queer and anti-capitalist activist, author, and a spokesperson for the No Pride in Policing Coalition.
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Links:
Website: No Pride in Policing Coalition
Website: MiningWatch Canada
Website: Canadian Foreign Policy Institute
Website: International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group
Website: Red Braid Alliance
Linktree: The Rainforest Flying Squad
FundRazr: Last Stand for Forests
GoFundMe: Support For Indigenous Land Defenders — Fairy Creek
GoFundMe: 1492 Land Back Lane — Legal Fund
Twitter: 1492 Land Back Lane
Twitter: Working Families Ontario
Twitter: Gary Kinsman
Music Attribution
“My Pal” by Crowander is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
“Méditation from Thaïs” by Nicola Benedetti, violin; Julien Quentin, piano is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 US.
“Serenity” by Jason Shaw is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 US.