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More voices you won’t hear in the election campaign
Though mentioned intermittently, Mr. Harper's determination to muzzle critics will not be a
“ballot box question”
for most Canadians when they vote. Yet the implications for a Canada ruled by an unrestrained Harper majority government are obvious, and terrifying. The
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
has now published an excellent commentary by Maria Gergin called
“Silencing Dissent: The Conservative Record”
. [
via Gerald Caplan for the Globe and Mail
]
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posted by
ServSci
on Apr 24, 2011 -
34 comments
Symbolizing the Threat with Women's Clothes
Recent
troubles with Muslim women's clothes
have lead to the
Quebec Government to begin proposing legislation on the issue of face covering and access to public services
. The niqab has become a central symbol in the anti-muslim rhetoric of nationalist parties in Europe (political poster examples:
France
,
Switzerland
, and
Britain
) about the threat Islam poses to tolerant secular societies.
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posted by
ServSci
on Mar 30, 2010 -
153 comments
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