@serenelyjoyful@C_Hendrick There’s an argument to be made that entire fields of inquiry are frivolous and the institutions that support them are poor stewards of the resources parents, alum & governments give them.
@TorontoStar Reminder that this government wants to censor what you can say or see online, and the captured, supine media fat on its 35% payroll subsidy isn't going to question that. Or how they themselves directly contribute to rising Jew-hate in this country.
@annanimiddy More interesting is the focus on the sins of Western colonialism while 🇨🇳’s march thru Asia - Tibet, Hong Kong, Philippine waters, Taiwan…, goes un-noted.
@whyvert In Postwar, Judt noted this crap started flooding the market when there was more demand for classes than qualified lecturers. What’s happening now is an interesting watch in light of the demographic cliff/importing students to sustain depts.
Toronto Star Shree Paradkar’s profile piece on Dr. Kavita Algu features a lead photo taken by activist-photographer Jay Geerts.
Geerts is a fixture within the protest circuit, capturing large, small, and popup demonstrations alike.
Algu is a board member of the Movement Media Hub (MMH), which helps place, shape, and influence media coverage of many of the same actions attended by Geerts, whose footage is often relied upon to serve activist narratives.
Examining these connections provides a clearer picture of how protest movements are documented, promoted, and presented to the public.
#Toronto #ProtestMania
@andreamatranga Look no further than professor Tariq Ramadan, made professor at Oxford by Qatar, no proper academic record, and serial Rapist in Switzerland and France.
TMU hired retired Court of Appeal Justice Mary Lou Benotto last year to conduct a report on antisemitism on campus. The Benotto report has been submitted to TMU but it now appears that it is delaying its release. What is it trying to hide?
https://t.co/NeFYLWSueL