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The #ProtectPressFreedom national day of action will tell Trudeau that we are watching closely
By
Marie Aspiazu
| January 30, 2017

UPDATE: Given the recent Muslim ban in the United States, a National Day of Action against Islamophobia and White Supremacy has been scheduled for February 4th. So this National Day of Action to #ProtectPressFreedom, organized by the CJFE, has now been moved to February 25th.

The rally to support Ben Makuch will still be going ahead on February 6th in Toronto.

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The Hum Podcast
The Hum Podcast

It's not a story here but back home it is

May 19, 2016
| Journalist Zahra Haider talks about her VICE article on having premarital sex in Pakistan.
Length: 34:37 minutes (47.55 MB)
Women can't swear: This week's Blogs roundup
By
Jessica Prupas
| March 7, 2015

Why is the Harper government in such a rush to pass Bill C-51, that ominous 'anti-terrorism' omnibus legislation that quietly encroaches on our civil liberties? Something smells fishy in Ottawa. In this edition of 'Letters to Ryan,' Linda Leon tackles the Harper gov’s latest sneak-attack lawmaking.

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Vice magazine discovers 'Women'
By
Meghan Murphy
| March 3, 2015

Following in Bustle's footsteps, Vice has realized that human women with human lives exist and matter in terms of capital. The traditionally dude-centric company has announced they will be launching a "female-focused channel" (cue cries of cissexism), led by Shanon Kelley and ex-Jezebelian, Tracie Egan Morrissey, and featuring "sex writer," Mish Way.

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Of course some women are flattered by catcalls, but that doesn't make it ok: A response to Paris Lees
By
Meghan Murphy
| March 6, 2014

Paris Lees has been busily trying to erase decades of feminist work over at Vice as of late, first promoting prostitution as something sexy, empowered women do, and now encouraging men to catcall women.

Lees, who says she used to be "a boy" (i.e. she is a trans woman) and is "a total attention junkie" is tickled at being "sexually objectified and treated like a piece of meat."

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