Going to the root: harm reduction to combat racism and imperialism
Addressing toxic drug supply through harm reduction principles is necessary to challenge racism, exploitation, and imperial power
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Cops don’t protect women. Food, housing, and money do.
Rates of intimate partner violence are exacerbated by a lack of material needs
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Canada’s little-known anti-socialist internment camps
While Canada committed itself to anti-fascism on the world stage in the 1940s, its government was showing its contradictions internally
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Anything But a Gender Reveal
Writing in the Margins 2024 poetry honourable mention
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Universities in service of imperialism
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March/April 2025
Going to the root: harm reduction to combat racism and imperialism. Plus: Writing in the Margins contest winners, universities in service of imperialism, Canada's little-known anti-socialist internment camps, and more. Cover art by Kira Buro.
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