Well -- I have gone all the way back to October in looking at the headlines of the premier political reporter for the Brampton Guardian. I can't see many stories because of Torstar's paywall but I haven't come across a single one in that period of time that focuses on racism...
I dunno. It seems to me that there'd be any number of COVID or city council stories through which to analyze through a lens of white supremacy.
In this article, which is very in-depth, it takes to paragraph *26* to get to the part about racism: bramptonguardian.com/news-story/103…
In this article, which is very in-depth, it takes to paragraph *26* to get to the part about racism: bramptonguardian.com/news-story/103…
Seems like a story about a racialized city worker who alleged corruption, racism and nepotism against a white establishment would mention racism earlier, and be more precise than what's here. (I burned my free articles to look at this issue).
So, yeah, my theory for why Graeme was so intent on misreading what I had written about The Current, such that he made it sound like Brampton Guardian staff should expect to face violence over my tweets, is correct.
This is reporting that doesn't *at all* engage with race...
This is reporting that doesn't *at all* engage with race...
...in one of Canada's most diverse and important economic cities.
I would say "do better" but I wouldn't want that to be construed as a threat as well.
I hadn't planned on looking but alas. Now time to do some COVID data collection.
I would say "do better" but I wouldn't want that to be construed as a threat as well.
I hadn't planned on looking but alas. Now time to do some COVID data collection.
@sandela I think we should do a hometown proud segment this week
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