I'll be documenting my human rights claim against @UTLaw for educational and transparency purposes - these processes can be tedious and inaccessible so here it is! #cdnpoli #onpoli #Ontario #universityoftoronto #law #Disability #Toronto #Canada #AcademicTwitter

yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com

Avg. rent in the city is 2500/month, which is 30K/year. Avg. CUPE Ed worker salary is 39K/year. Remember who to be mad at if schools are closed due to a strike: blame falls squarely on the man denying early childhood educators and custodians the right to basic decent living.

Solidarity w/ the Ontario education workers organizing for decent working conditions. Funds are always available for surveillance, jails, repression, while life affirming social needs are decimated. education is a social need and good and workers deserve our support right now.

interesting to see Ontario's education minister complain that 80 cents of every dollar spent on education goes to pay and benefits this is also true of policing a full-time OPP officer who finishes training makes $75,000/yr a full-time education worker makes $49,000/yr

cut the police budget and reinvest in other city services

Supreme Court my ass

Can someone teach me how to scam its crazy out here😭😣

We didn't ask the police for an apology, we demanded lasting change from @JohnTory and Toronto's political class. we continue to demand police defunding and ultimately abolition, and no apology can substitute for that a statement from @NoPolicing

Meaningless. https://t.co/WjczXCc3L9

Our city choosing to surveil and police encampment residents rather than providing decent livable housing for all is the reason that abolition is necessary.

Denying accommodations to students w/disabilities violates the duty to accommodate to the point of undue hardship. @UofT this is a prohibited ground of discrimination. Time to honor your stated commitment to equity and inclusion. @OntHumanRights https://t.co/EExrVguDp3

I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to speak with the Star on behalf of the DSLA. Anushay shares her story powerfully here. Disabled access to all levels of education is essential yet so often overlooked or denied even when it’s easy to do.

Thank you @TorontoStar for covering my story along with other folks (@DLSAUOFT) fighting for access at @UTLaw #universityoftoronto #ableism #Toronto #cdnpoli #onpoli

This is so frustrating. No, it didn't. Canada has never had life without parole. The #SCC struck down the ability of a sentencing judge to stack parole ineligibility periods one after the other.

In tonight's election debate, Ontario's four major political party leaders were asked what needs to be done to improve school safety none of them mentioned the police the ongoing fighting for police-free schools across Ontario has come so far in only a few years!

My friend Anushay from @wklyrant came over the other day as I was getting ready to perform at @ClownsKillEmpi1. We talked about drag in Toronto, some of my research, and hegemonic politics in queer space. Check it out! #GetReadyWithMe https://t.co/5uoCEZmoHf