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Three suspects sought in connection to Antifa Andy Ngo attack

Portland police have released photos of three suspects in connection to the violent assault on journalist Andy Ngo

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa and Barrett Wilson / Jul 1, 2019

Opinion, American News, Culture

Why the right appropriates leftist heroes

It is clear that globally, the Right hasn’t been a great champion for the cause of freedom they so claim. Their horrid attempt at trying to cover up their inadequacy comes in the form of using actual Socialists and trying to pose them as right-wingers.

Siddak Ahuja / Jul 1, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Is this the death knell for political cartoons?

If political cartoons and op-eds are continually censored, then what is the purpose of a newspaper at all? Artists and writers are supposed to kick against the pricks. If we completely rid them of their ability to do so, all we are left with are the pricks.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Jul 1, 2019

American News, Culture

Progressivist “blue check” journalists celebrate the assault of Andy Ngo

While Andy first reported being “milkshaked,” it was quickly obvious his injuries were far more severe. He was bleeding from being beaten in the head and face, and reported going to the ER.

Anna Slatz / Jun 30, 2019

Culture

An American speaks out on Canadian censorship

The quest for perpetual safety, in body or in thought, leads to imprisonment. And speaking as an American, we’ve got quite enough people locked up already without jailing our speech as well.

Libby Emmons / Jun 27, 2019

Culture

Should we doxx anonymous Canadian political trolls?

I say this as someone who thought, at one time, exposing these trolls would do something to reduce the problem—the answer is not doxxing them. It is, in fact, accepting that this sort of vitriol is an unpleasant part of the discourse- yes, even in Canada.

Joshua Lieblein / Jun 27, 2019

Culture

Google shows its true colours with defamation of mainstream conservatives

Despite the personal biases of its staff, Google must provide accurate information. The people are waking up and they are ready to walk away. Where will they go?

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Jun 26, 2019

Culture

A miracle happened to Louis C.K. in Brooklyn

We like Louis C.K. The crowd likes Louis C.K. Even Brooklyn—home of judgy, mouth agape in consternation hipsters—likes Louis C.K. When the man was taken down, fans didn’t really want to see him go.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Jun 26, 2019

Culture

Democracy—a problem of ideals not of reality

Scanning the Canadian news headlines these days, one finds language indicative of dissatisfaction with democracy and terms that represent modifications.

Peter Copeland / Jun 25, 2019

Culture

In 2019, the gender-neutral menstrual cup is a thing

Those in the burgeoning gender neutral product industry are all about changing the world. Take for example the new plethora of non-gendered products for bleeders, which any bleeder can be proud to use.

Libby Emmons / Jun 21, 2019

Culture

Marie Henein addresses the rise of illiberal democracy in IdeaCity speech

Henein had three main points of observation: Dialogue has been replaced by a screaming match, illiberal democracy is on the rise, and the urge to protect classes of victimhood has become a priority.

Diana Davison / Jun 19, 2019

Culture

Nobody, not even conservatives, wants “conservative” versions of things

Conservatives aren’t satisfied with just conversing with other conservatives, as they shouldn’t be. There is no point of discussing anything, especially politics, if everyone hearing what you have to say agrees with you.

Celine Ryan / Jun 18, 2019

Culture

The U.K. bans gender stereotypes in advertising—it’s a basic bitch move

The U.K.’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has produced a report putting its new guidelines against gender-stereotypical imagery into effect. It’s reductive, tacky, and thoughtless. In short, it’s a basic bitch move.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Jun 17, 2019

Culture

I sucked at dodgeball and I’m not oppressed

Not everything has to be a tool of oppression. Things can just suck. Or be hard. But in 2019 we have to look at any inconvenience and then blame on the lack of global social justice.

Jamie Kilstein / Jun 16, 2019

Culture

An activist journalist tried to take down Quillette; it backfired

This story is about a lie. A lie about Eoin Lenihan that was told and promoted without any regard for truth that was very much within reach. Eoin Lenihan is not a “far right” keyboard warrior, as CJR is advertising. He has dedicated much of his life to quite the opposite.

Anna Slatz / Jun 16, 2019

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