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I'm Jasper. Here's the Vancouver indiepop band I belong to: sleuth.bandcamp.com

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Clarice Lispector, A Breath of Life.

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Goddamn, Dogwood BC going all out in this ad

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Submitted by @fueltransitsleep.

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James Baldwin, Colored Entrance, North Carolina, Durham, Photo by Steve Schapiro, 1963

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Annual birthday twin pic

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Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush (1986 version)

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The Red Shoes by Kate Bush

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Lizzy Mercier Descloux

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PARKIN: All this “illegal” border talk is just dog-whistle politics

It is never too late to fight dog-whistle politics.

From the start, NDP Immigration Critic Jenny Kwan has been calling out Conservative dog-whistle politics that falsely label refugees as law-breaking “illegals.”

Good for her. Unfortunately, it’s been a lonely task.

Canadian law is very clear: someone crossing our border at any place to claim asylum, whether the trip is made “directly or indirectly” from the country of persecution, “may not be charged with an offence.”

If the law says you can’t be charged, it’s not illegal. That’s not just the plain meaning. It’s the opinion of legal experts across Canada.

Yet Kwan has repeatedly had to remind Liberals and Conservatives of the facts about Canada’s laws.

Conservative Immigration Critic Michelle Rempel has pumped out dog-whistle “illegal” rhetoric that perks up the ears of her far-right followers. And it gives cover for the anti-refugee policies of U.S. President Trump. It’s disgraceful.

What’s also disgraceful is, rather than collapse the Conservatives’ false framing of the asylum-seeker issue, Liberals repeatedly adopted it. Very not progressive.

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Glad I voted for Kwan.

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Robert De Niro by Steve Schapiro

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Lee Ufan From Line N° 760219 , 1976

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Tennessee Williams A Streetcar Named Desire. Adaptation of Jean Cocteau from Paula Beaumont translation. Cover & lithographs by Jean Cocteau, 1949 (source)

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Finished recording drums today for the next Sleuth release, yay!

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Galaxie 500 - Crazy

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So my band has reissued our first release on a super limited tape. On the off chance you are interested, it can be found at sleuth.bandcamp.com

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Corinne Marchard in “Cléo from 5 to 7″, directed by Agnès Varda, 1962.

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Saw The Softies last night, it was lovely.

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The Luckiest Guy On The Lower East Side | The Magnetic Fields

The day is beautiful and so are you My car is ugly but then I’m ugly too