The colonization of Africa and anti-migrant racism
What Spain is doing to African migrants on the Moroccan-Spanish border is a crime against humanity—including beatings, imprisonment and torture. Governments create fears of migrants,…
What Spain is doing to African migrants on the Moroccan-Spanish border is a crime against humanity—including beatings, imprisonment and torture. Governments create fears of migrants,…
On the one-year anniversary of Canada’s defeat in its bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, the Trudeau government is hosting an…
With COVID-19 case rates across Canada decreasing, provinces are pushing to reopen industries that have been closed down. This means thousands of workers who went…
The victory of a deferral speaks volumes to the political and social power this movement has. It has also sparked a renewed call for the government to listen to other nation’s deferrals, and adds to the broader movement for land back and decolonization.
Spring Magazine spoke with Kimberly Hawkins, owner of Foodbenders, a catering company based in the west end of Toronto. A vocal supporter of Palestine through…
On June 7, workers at Wine Rack stores in Toronto went on strike after months of trying to negotiate a fair deal with their employer….
Automation and the Future of Work by Aaron Benanav (Verso, 2020) Over the last month, service sector employers in the United States have been gripped…
Myeengun Henry, former Chief and respected Elder from Deshkan Ziibiing (Chippewas of the Thames) First Nation, talks about residential school victims and the failure of the Canadian government to live up to signed treaties.
A radical theory of educational reform is meaningful only if it is attached to the social relations of production. Under the present conditions schools can do little to improve society in general. However, they can become relevant if they are involved in the forces of decolonization.
On May 1 the Fight for $15 and Fairness relaunched as the Justice for Workers campaign. Spring Magazine spoke with Deena Ladd, executive director of…
The discovery of the mass grave in Kamloops holding the remains of 215 Indigenous children is a horrendous tragedy, and we should take this time…
Residential schools entrenched neglect, forced labour, physical assault, and sexual abuse–unleashing cycles of trauma that Indigenous communities still endure today.