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Category Archives: Politics
Irish Blasphemy
The Irish Parliament passed a blasphemy law that came into force at the beginning of the year. In response, Atheism Ireland has published twenty-five quotes that it believes are blasphemous on its website. The quotes are taken from various sources, … Continue reading
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Making Change Happen
Alternet has a great article about the difference between activism and organizing, and what this means for people who want to make change happen.
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Do The Math
I attended the Waterloo Region Food Summit keynote last night and learned quite a bit about food banks and farmers. One speaker was from The Stop, a food bankĀ in Toronto and she talked about a new campaign to make … Continue reading
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Gun Control
There’s an old argument that guns make us safer because law abiding citizens can use them to stop crimes. It’s a hard argument to refute, even with the data on your side, because most of us watch movies and television … Continue reading
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Collecting Food Stamps
Research in the November issue of Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine estimates that 50% of American children and 90% of black American children will use food stamps during their childhood, in part due to the current economic problems in … Continue reading
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