Lessons from Boris Johnson’s departure and the contest to replace him
PAT MURPHY: The diversity quotient of the leadership candidates is striking, at odds with the conservative caricature
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Tag: Culture/Ethnicity
Remembrance Day has become a battlefield for identity politics
ANIL ANAND: The very symbolism of standing together to fight a common enemy is being irreparably eroded by special interest groups (FREE)
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Atlanta baseball team’s offensive name must go
KEN REED: Indigenous nicknames, logos, mascots and rituals are inappropriate and insensitive ($)
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More than ever, we need to embrace diversity
GERRY CHIDIAC: After centuries of colonialism and two extremely destructive world wars we’re finally discussing our commonality (PREMIUM)
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There are only two “races” of people: the decent and the indecent
GERRY CHIDIAC: No one is purely virtuous or evil. Each of us makes choices that either make the world better or lead down the path of destruction (PREMIUM)
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How the federal government has warped the battle against racism
PETER HOLLE: Canadians believe in equality and compassion; we don’t believe in pitting one group against another (FREE)
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Race-based police data won’t end systemic issues
ANIL ANAND: Examining use of force by race or counting arrests and charges by colour isn’t about to change police culture
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How Canada can face down Chinese tyranny
FERGUS HODGSON: China is trying to bend Canadian culture to its will. This will only get worse as Chinese economic clout grows in Canada
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Donor-supported CBC is a model worth pursuing
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: CBC has become tediously missionary rather than journalistic. And the last thing Canada’s private media needs is to compete with a subsidized entity (FREE membership content)
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Appropriation isn’t a crime, it’s natural cultural evolution
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: Cultural appropriation is how people learn. We take the most useful information we come across and pass it on to our children (FREE)
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The Raptors elevated basketball to an art form and lifted us all
GERRY CHIDIAC: The most ethnically diverse team ever to win an NBA championship reflected the nation’s diversity ($$)
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The journey of reconciliation and healing follows a shared path
GERRY CHIDIAC: Far too many of our family histories include persecution and disruption. We should never forget this common bond ($)
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