July/August 2014

Our first ever colour issue includes critical stories on the Peoples’ Social Forum, queer mothering, gay sex on public transit, Indigenous land struggles (Tsilhqot’in in B.C. and Mi’kmaq in New Brunswick), Canadian radicals and the Spanish Civil War (with children’s illustrations from the war), and a photo essay on a Burmese migrant village built on a dump in Thailand. Plus, a book review on solidarity journalism from former editor Dave Oswald Mitchell.

Inside This Issue

Where is this going?

by Andrew Loewen Jul 7, 2014 3 min read
What it means to love mothers

by Mimi Khúc Jul 7, 2014 5 min read
Queering the metro in Mexico City

by Josh Mentanko Jul 7, 2014 9 min read
The Peoples’ Social Forum

by David P. Ball Jul 7, 2014 8 min read
“Better than Burma”

by Portia Larlee Jul 7, 2014 8 min read
Rejecting a gold mine and saving the land

by Dawn Hoogeveen Jul 7, 2014 6 min read
Canadian radicals and the Spanish Republic

by Steven Henry Martin Jul 7, 2014 8 min read
The battles in New Brunswick

by Miles Howe Jul 7, 2014 6 min read
The Beast: Riding the Rails and Dodging Narcos on the Migrant Trail

by Dave Oswald Mitchell Jul 7, 2014 4 min read
Talking about residential schools today

by Amanda Gebhard Jul 7, 2014 3 min read