Episode 3 — July 2021 in Review

In this episode of The Red Review, brought to you by Socialist Action, we cover what happened in Canada in July 2021 and our imperialist state's role in atrocities abroad.

Featuring Israeli apartheid and Palestinian resistance, the propaganda of a police funeral, victory at 1492 Land Back Lane, the Irving empire and CUPE job action, Cuban protests and manufacturing consent, west coast on fire and historic drowths, encampment evictions and resistance, and censure UofT.  

And in two weeks, we will be releasing an episode dedicated to Haiti with Montreal-based author and activist Yves Engler, who will breakdown the past, present, and future of Haiti.

You can find Socialist Action on Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter, or visit our website for more information. Socialist Action also plays a leading role in the Worker's Action Movement, which ran the Labour Forward slate at the most recent Canadian Labour Congress, and the NDP Socialist Caucus.

Links:

Instagram: Association of Palestinian Students UTM

Instagram: Censure UofT

Website: Encampment Support Network

Website: Canadian Association of University Teachers

Website: Palestine Youth Movement

GoFundMe: 1492 Land Back Lane — Legal Fund

Twitter: Palestine House

Twitter: 1492 Land Back Lane

Corrections and Updates

It was Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux, representing Winnipeg North, that sponsored a House of Commons petition that sought to empower the police to arrest people who criticize them. 

Music Attribution

“My Pal” by Crowander is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

“Méditation from Thaïs” by Nicola Benedetti, violin; Julien Quentin, piano is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 US. 

“Serenity” by Jason Shaw is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 US.