Shree Paradkar

Some of that community-level goodness we saw in 2020 carried on, but societally we pulled up the drawbridge in 2021.

Serious issues with news media make a dim caricature of Substack blog accusing CBC of being too woke.

One way for Canada to stave off the kind of pushback seen in the U.S. would be mandating Black studies in the curriculum. Some schools have started.

Human rights group urges international community to “drastically” change its approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

We have a penchant for living in deep denial, confronting the ugliness of hate only when forced to and quickly distancing ourselves from it.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report this week included “colonialism” for the first time. Decolonization has to be part of the solution.

The news of Tory’s illicit liaison sparked heated debate: Should we care about this affair or is it purely a private matter?

A recent paper puts an end to cherished ideas of interracial relationships being the ultimate marker of the end of racism.

Travel advisories show the stakes — and perhaps the limitations — of this dispute.

In Canada today, those peddling this brand of racism often have little to fear from the Criminal Code, writes Shree Paradkar.