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Tag Archives: protests
Teachers’ Union Must Remember Our Children Aren’t Bargaining Chips
The bully tactics employed by the union representing Ontario teachers are outdated and counter-productive in soliciting support from the parents with whom they should be partnering — not using as pawns — in this battle against the provincial government. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged children, Ontario provincial government, protests, strike, students, teachers, teachers' union, union
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Pride Comes in Many Forms
Explaining to a 10-year-old girl why anti-gay protesters were present at London’s gay pride parade results in yet another reason for a father to be proud. Continue reading
Tired Tactics Find Public Used as Pawns, Again, in SOPA/PIPA Fight
Wikipedia and Reddit took a page out of the old union/protest handbook and chose to abuse the public for its own purposes as opposed to using and engaging that public in a positive way to gain support for their anti-SOPA/PIPA stance. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged PIPA, protests, public, Reddit, SOPA, unions, Wikipedia
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Anonymous Wasting Potential, Power Through Collateral Damage of Innocents
Why cyberhacking group Anonymous is wasting its potential through immature antics and publishing the private information of innocents. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged Anonymous, Facebook, hacking, hacktivism, protests, San Francisco
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