Review: When Everything Feels Like The Movies by Raziel Reid
A book review of Raziel Reid's When Everything Feels Like The Movies.
A book review of Raziel Reid's When Everything Feels Like The Movies.
A photo essay of the Black Lives Matter - Toronto Pride action, 2016. Photos by Paige Galette.
CUPE goes on strike at Wilfrid Laurier University; Open Whisper Systems Encryption Takes Over ; NATO: the supreme opportunists for war ; Chilcot Inquiry reminds us war should not be inevitable ; Left Noise this week
In theory, debt generated by asset recycling is paid back through private sector partners finding efficiencies or increased government revenue driven economic growth. While this may work in the private sector, it does not work for governments. In practice, asset recycling is similar to other privatization schemes – such as public-private partnerships – that cost governments and citizens more money than traditional public debt-financed investment.
Black Lives Matter - Toronto. For the win.
The results demonstrate the degree to which the British working class have been disenfranchised and ignored by the powers that be. Millions of working-class voters cast their ballots against the urban agents of financial capital and the likes of Cameron's Conservatives and New Labour politics of social exclusion.
Whatever happened to 'Keep Calm and Carry On'?; Book review: The Illegal by Lawrence Hill; Left Noise This week.