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Building Self-Organization and Revolutionary Capacities

February 20, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

I recently came across this. I helped to write this as a member of the Sudbury NSG Branch at the time. I would no longer use the term socialist to describe radical social transformation given

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Troubling Policing and ‘community policing.’

February 4, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

Troubling the Police as a Social Institution and the Problems with ‘Community Policing.’ By Gary Kinsman This is based on my notes for a brief presentation at a critical discussion of policing in Sudbury on

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Another Politics by Chris Dixon – Some Comments and Suggestions

January 11, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

Chris Dixon, Another Politics, Talking Across Today’s Transformative Social Movements Oakland, University of California Press, 2014 For information on how to order this book go to: http://www.ucpress.edu/book.php?isbn=9780520279025   I write these brief reflections on this

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Community, Movement and Solidarity are Crucial to Making a Better Sudbury

January 9, 2015 gary Articles

I was asked to write this column for the Sudbury Star in June 2014 for a series on how to improve the “quality of life” in Sudbury. Since they have not published it here it

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From My Archives — Don’t Get Me to the Church on Time: Ending Social Discrimination Against Same-Sex and other Relationships

January 9, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

Summary of Brief to the Justice and Human Rights Committee Review on questions relating to Same-sex Marriage, 2002. Dr. Gary Kinsman, Sociology Department, Laurentian University. 1). The long history of systematic legal and social discrimination

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From My Archives — The Politics of Listening, Asking Questions, and of Opening Cracks in the Fabric of Capitalism: Preliminary Reflections on the Zapatista “Other Campaign”

January 9, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

By Gary Kinsman   The 1994 Zapatista revolt in Chiapas, Mexico against the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and neo-liberalism inspired and helped circulate a wave of anti-capitalist global justice activism in the south

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From My Archives — Allan Bérubé: Queer Working Class Historian – 1946-2007

January 9, 2015 gary Articles, Uncategorized

By Gary Kinsman Allan Bérubé , an inspiring and broad-ranging queer working class historian, died at the age of 61 on Dec. 11, 2007. He left us with major contributions of exciting historical work but

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Black Lives Matter – Solidarity from Sudbury — Sudbury Coalition Against Poverty

December 16, 2014 gary Uncategorized

 

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Prisoners’ Rights & Grassroots Mobilization: Lessons in AIDS Organizing from Anne Marie DiCenso & Gary Kinsman

November 17, 2014 gary AIDS Activist History Project, Uncategorized

http://aidsorganizing.ca/post/102880441454/prisoners-rights-grassroots-mobilization-lessons-in November 17, 2014 On October 17th 2014, a one-day dialogue Where Do We Go From Here? AIDS Organizing, Services, Bureaucracy & the State was convened in Toronto by Alex McClelland and Nicole Greenspan in

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Remembering Sharon Dale Stone: Fragments of Memory and Powerful Writings.

November 4, 2014 gary Articles, Uncategorized

 Fragments of memory.  This is what I have now of Sharon, along with her very powerful writings. Most special to me of her writings will always be her early edited collection Lesbians in Canada.  But

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Recent Posts

  • Statement from the Coalition Against Pink Washing: Pride Toronto Fails Again
  • Short Review of Political Activist Ethnography: Studies in the Social Relations of Struggle.
  • First review of Gary Kinsman, The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories, Queer Struggles (2024) by Alan Sears. A wonderful and pretty comprehensive review.
  • Three Events in St. John’s Next Week, Oct, 16th and 17th, 2024. Teach-in on NO PRIDE IN GENOCIDE!; Book launch for the 3rd edition of The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories, Queer Struggles (2024); and Moving From Limited Rights to An Abolitionist Approach talk at Memorial University.
  • October 16th, October 17th, 2024 — Two Talks in St. John’s. No Pride in Genocide! and Book Launch for The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories, Queer Struggles (2024).

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