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Politics Insider for June 12: Justin Trudeau also defines ’Canadian exceptionalism,’ it’s unclear how many Black Canadians are appointed to federal gigs and oh god, that hair

Adnan R. Khan: Can racism ever be washed away in America? One thing is clear, those trying to stop the movement are worried and destined to fail.

Prohibition propaganda leveraged anti-black racism, anti-Semitism and anti-immigrant sentiment with stories and images that painted various “others” as debauched, immoral and a threat to wholesome white families wrapped in the American flag

Augmented reality, texting to book your time slot at the mall, and government safety regulations—what shopping will look like in a post-Covid world

Not only do we not understand what the virus does to kids, we’re also in the dark about what this crisis might mean for them psychologically and emotionally. Some researchers are trying to look ahead.

Politics Insider for June 11: Parliament calls it a day after only a few minutes, Erin O’Toole releases a big platform and it’s been 155 days since the Flight 752 tragedy

The federal health minister talks to Paul Wells about the fears and frustrations of fighting coronavirus, closing borders, and what it will take to return to ‘normal’

The esteemed professors and writers sat down with senior writer Paul Wells to discuss systemic racism in the U.S., policy solutions and more. Watch the full replay.

Image of the Week: Campus officers in uniform—most of them people of colour—stood at attention. Some saw it as a moment of healing; others as an insult.

Conrad Bérubé has already taken down one nest of the aggressive hornets that can wipe out defenceless honeybees. And he’ll go to war again.