please, please, please stop writing you "gave voice" to xyz marginalized group. No you didn't, and you didn't "make space" either, you just started listening. that's what you did, sit down. be humble. listen better. listen quieter.

this is undeniably cool but i look at Caesar and can't help but think of the time when he told Black people to cancel him. And then, they you know, did 🙄

the door of no return is the portal

Gratitude is a must

Private equity firms are targeting low-income apartment buildings across the city, buying them out, and renovicting tenants. The new rents are so high that they’re sending some residents to the food bank. Story by @emmapaling from the Gotham Issue https://t.co/YmAsTT24ur

"It's a playground full of mood swings/ Die for the colour of your shoe strings"

to who ever is taking down those automatic speed enforcement cameras across the city of toronto, y'all heroes man. keep on keepin on with this important work

which coffee shop in midtown TO got the best AC? trying to do some work and not boil at the same time...

sometimes when people say "community based research" it's just bullshit. and i think it's ok to say that. to them. to their face.

just fyi, this is what's happening in our schools. i don't pay for access to the Toronto Star but headline alone....is terrifying enough

PROTECT BLACK AND ALL STUDENTS: FORD WANTS POLICE BACK IN SCHOOLS - SAY NO!

📣 PUBLIC FORUM: What Toronto’s New Anti-Protest Bylaw Means for Us 🛑 What You Need to Know About Toronto’s “Bubble Zone” Bylaw 📅 Wednesday, June 4, 2025 🕕 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 EarlyON Centre, Jane Finch Mall Speakers: Desmond Cole & Aliah El-Houni All are welcome

courtesy of @JFAAP what kind of city are these folks attempting to imagine and impose upon us? refusal is our only option... 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 MAP: What could Toronto look like under the city’s new ‘bubble zone’ bylaw? https://t.co/m7SYLrj7Uf via @TorontoTodayca

“The global counterbalance to settler apartheid is the transnationality of decolonial struggle for land.” ⁦@ztsamudzi⁩ - THE FUNAMBULIST MAGAZINE

“Whether making the enslaved dance through the Middle Passage, charm on the auction block, or minstrel to brighten the doldrums of white workers, Blackness is construed as irrevocably joyful, carefree, lascivious, and impervious.” Hartman, S. (2022). Scenes of subjection :

More people need to read this essay. Rewards all the time you give to it.

The Met Gala is around the corner, and to celebrate the cultural movement and style it's based on, we're doing our own fashion programming. First stop? This lecture with Dr. Cheryl Thompson on the legacy of the Black Dandy. Registration is free: https://t.co/JcoYt76Oq4

i want to very badly go to this

all this patriotic nostalgia for Hudson's Bay, a company who traded in slaves, is very on brand for Canada

check this out if you want to read how tragedy can turn into inspiration. a decade of making it happen for young people in Toronto

“Demand… that they dedicate themselves seriously to study, that they interest themselves in the things and problems of our daily life and struggle… learn from our people, learn from books, learn from the experience of others. Never stop learning.” -Amílcar Cabral