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The myth of police as “embattled heroes”

May 6, 2022

by James Wilt   May 4, 2022   14 min read   Share In early 2010, the Winnipeg Police Association (WPA) embarked on a campaign to pressure the city to … Read More

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“Safe supply is the future”

May 6, 2022

by Dawn Paley   May 4, 2022   14 min read   Share On February 9, the Drug User Liberation Front (DULF), the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU), … Read More

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The right to return to work

May 6, 2022

by Emma Arkell   May 4, 2022   9 min read   Share Elisa Cardona’s children can tell something has changed. For the past two years, she’s struggled to pay … Read More

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The birds shall return: Imagining Palestinian feminist futurities

May 6, 2022

by Tara Alami and Rawan Nabil   May 4, 2022   10 min read   Share “Woman of Bethlehem” by Nada Esmaeel In “The Deluge and the Tree,” Palestinian feminist … Read More

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Indigenous persistence reading list

May 6, 2022

A reading list by Mike Gouldhawke by Mike Gouldhawke   May 4, 2022   4 min read   Share The documentary film and books that I have chosen here are … Read More

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radiant incipience

May 6, 2022

by Daniel Sarah Karasik   May 4, 2022   1 min read   Share and if some came to say trans rights and others came out since they thought it’d be a … Read More

Where there’s smoke, there’s no fire
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Where there’s smoke, there’s no fire

May 2, 2022

A tiny home, built by carpenter Khaleel Seivwright, sits in the north end of Trinity Bellwoods Park. The homes were built as a partial solution to provide encampment residents with … Read More

When sex workers go missing, who responds?
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When sex workers go missing, who responds?

March 30, 2022

Alloura’s photo is displayed at her memorial service in November 2017. Photos courtesy of Maggie’s Toronto. The following is an excerpt from Disarm, Defund, Dismantle: Police Abolition in Canada, edited by Shiri Pasternak, Kevin … Read More

No more pandemic platitudes
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No more pandemic platitudes

March 16, 2022

As a nurse working on the front lines of the pandemic, I’ve seen first-hand my colleagues’ exhaustion and exasperation with anemic government responses and news reporting that calls us “heroes” … Read More

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Looking for change after Black Lives Matter

March 9, 2022

by Jayda Hope   Mar 3, 2022   9 min read   Share I have been organizing with Justice 4 Black Lives Winnipeg (J4BLW) since its inception in May 2020. That … Read More

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Futurity and systems change reading list

March 9, 2022

A reading list by Syrus Marcus Ware by Syrus Marcus Ware   Mar 3, 2022   5 min read   Share This is the first of Briarpatch’s new reading lists. … Read More

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On creativity and commerce

March 9, 2022

Letter from the editor by Saima Desai   Mar 3, 2022   4 min read   Share In December 2021, an 8-bit rendering of an ape wearing a blue baseball … Read More

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Research for transforming the world

March 9, 2022

by Jen Gobby   Mar 3, 2022   12 min read   Share On December 8, 2021, Research for the Front Lines hosted an online Q&A session with long-time activist, … Read More

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Administrative sabotage

March 9, 2022

by Andrea Conte   Mar 3, 2022   18 min read   Share “Remain constantly alert for opportunities to send our informants to Canada and give consideration to such action … Read More

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The debt engine

March 9, 2022

by Dan Darrah   Mar 3, 2022   13 min read   Share “All I did was cry,” says Kathleen Miller-Zane. She’s retelling the story of realizing her loan from … Read More

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