Black History Month

N-word wickedness Do kids of other minorities have to accept insults in the name of free speech?

By George Elliott Clarke

An English Prof in the “New South,” shy about uttering the N-word even in university, sought a remedy – and now a U.S. publisher will shortly release a new edition of the 1884 American classic Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), in which the word “slave” replaces “nigger” 219 times.

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...NO but if you really want to learn about history they will have to accept the facts something current day messiaha are oppossed to as it threatens funding of their cottage industry, Racial Harmony.

The N- word challenge


Local celebs weigh in

A Possible Insight Into Artsy/Fartsy Funding....

A Spectacle Worthy Of Nero...

...diversion of real problems by having parades, festivals, throwing Chritians to the lions, etc. A tactic Comrade Miller has been successfully using for the last 7-8 years.

Jonathan Kay: At Gay Pride, Zionists and anti-Zionists fight to a draw

Jonathan Kay  July 5, 2010 – 12:38 pm

 

Toronto’s gay pride parade never fails to entertain. My favorite part, though, is the two hours or so before the parade starts — when the participants are strolling about in the staging area, assembling into their various groups. By showing up early, you can meet the one-off oddballs who seem to defy categorization.
My favorites this year were a Borat look-alike wearing (apparently, without irony) a tight green unitard, an older man dressed up as a flower (“He’s a pansy,” explained one of my colleagues matter-of-factly, as if this were some sort of official gay sub-genre (is it?)), an impossibly epicene man in a superhero costume who described himself as “SuperGay” (see photo, above), a tall transsexual who had done himself up as a 50s-era air hostess with the most extraordinary Mad Men-worthy attention to detail (see photo, below), and some fully naked middle aged men representing a group with the flagrantly redundant name “Totally Naked Toronto Men Enjoying Nudity.”
I also enjoyed the small but feisty contingent of self-proclaimed asexuals, one of whom had the parade’s best placard: “It’s not that you’re not sexy. I just don’t care.”
Anyone expecting some sort of massive gay protest against the police, stemming from last month’s G20 fracas, would have been disappointed. The officers on duty were all smiles. And there was a line-up of parade-goers getting their pictures taken with them. Some of these folks leapt into the officers’ arms, cabaret-style — without any fear of brutality. The only scintilla of anti-cop militancy came in the form of a small group bearing “F*ck the police” signs and — more memorably — a group member wearing a police outfit, gimped out on all fours. The activist holding the gimp-cop’s leash was herself wearing a Balaklava (see photo, below).

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The Better Way For Many...

...but the group didn't include the riders!

Transit City is a (slow) go

By KEVIN CONNOR, Toronto Sun

Transit City is a go.

Who knew the Red Rocket could fly?

By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun

There’s still no Red Rocket to the airport but there are some who rode the TTC around the world. 

Sad And Tragic But What Is The Answer?

 Millions are allocated to the "homelessness problem" while single moms and fixed income seniors are just one step away from becoming part of this problem. First let's allocate more funding to help those who are part of the working "poor," then let's look at getting the able bodied homeless to contribute their time keeping the city clean, assisting the aged living in their own homes, etc., get the con artists off the welfare rolls, etc. and then....

The faceless, nameless poor around us

By MARK BONOKOSKI, Toronto Sun

One of Toronto’s working poor — homeless in his final moments — died last year at St. Michael’s Hospital, unnoticed by the greater world around him.