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When it comes to speeches, it is OK to be skeptical, even cynical. Some platitudes are annoying not because they are so obviously right but because they are so unobviously wrong.

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Public debate is quick to conclude that many people harbour entrenched false beliefs about immigration.

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It’s important to express your disagreement: for their sake as much as yours, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But first decide on what you aim to accomplish

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David Shapiro @DaveShap https://twitter.com/DaveShapi — Futurist with decades of experience in ML/AI, David runs a genre-defining YouTube channel on post-lab...

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Draw the Line Against Transphobic Violence (DTL) Draw the Line Against Transphobic Violence is a free, 90-minute, instructor-led webinar that will help participants recognize harmful dynamics, and build skills for fostering cultures of consent, gender inclusion, and healthier relationships overall. This session is designed for students, educators, administrators, and staff in both secondary and post-secondary...

People experiencing crisis are not criminals; they are persons in need of help from trained professionals. Perhaps it is time we leave crime work to police and the care of mentally ill persons to health care professionals. Doing so would contribute to increased public safety, reduced harm during police encounters, and free up police resources to deal with crime.

Please stop referring to racists as mentally ill. Calling racism a “mental health disorder” individualizes it, when it’s actually upheld by institutions, policies, and culture.

Labour Day is a time to reflect on working conditions and the vital role workers play in our society.