Posts Filed Under: Black Lives Matter Toronto
But the real question is why didn't the Dyke Marchers make the homophobic pastor feel more included and welcomed?
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Jesse Hawken
Indigenous artist and grand marshall Kent Monkman was at the front, and Black Lives Matter Toronto unexpectedly closed the procession to cheers from a supportive crowd.
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Torontoist • Photos by Mitchel Raphael
With the meeting at capacity, activists and parents staged a protest in the hall calling for uniformed police officers out of Toronto schools.
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Aeryn Pfaff
After a long, and at times hostile debate, City Council votes in favour of giving Pride Toronto its $260,000 grant.
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Kieran Delamont
Straight politicians keep trying to dictate to Pride who should be welcome at the parade.
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Alex Verman
Some councillors previously tried to punish Pride for not censoring Queers Against Israeli Apartheid.
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Alex Verman
All funds raised will go to Black Lives Matter Toronto for the 2017 Freedom School.
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Steve Fisher
The Toronto mayor now admits that he was wrong.
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Kieran Delamont
They should take several seats.
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Andrea Houston
The mayor sees a role for police participation in Pride and calls for conciliation.
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Torontoist
Pride's remorseful statement wasn't sent to those who needed to hear it most.
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Al Donato
Respecting Blackness and understanding systemic racism were among lessons learned at the summer camp.
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Al Donato
Will the complaint against Black Lives Matter Toronto go anywhere?
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Al Donato
It's up to allies to tell Pride Toronto how they really feel about police presence.
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Al Donato
We wade through the sludge so you don't have to.
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Torontoist
Organization protests anti-Black racism in the city.
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Erica Lenti
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