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Theatre Passe Muraille was my go-to night out when I lived in Brampton in the 90s: regular and experimental theatre that was exciting and affordable (bonus: the TTC was safe)
If a bunch of filthy white people show up, will the police be called to escort them out in handcuffs? Will said police have German Shepards there aggressively frothing at the mouth? Will fire hoses be employed to disperse the miscreants who don’t know their proper place? Asking for a friend.
All in the name of DEI. Classic reverse psychology. I hope their experiment bombs. We should all show up in droves except for the fact that personally I don't want to spend a penny supporting racism cloaked as faux inclusion.
Curious as to if anyone was turned away or how it was dealt with. I'm thinking here of mix race or peoples whose skin colour might not be dark enough to pass, or Indians who are dark skinned but not quite black.
I’m a 70’s chick. Didn’t we solve all this nonsense back then? “Love the one you’re with”, “Makes no difference if you’re black or white”, al la Michael Jackson, et al?
Thank you for this article.
I don't want Canada to adopt apartheid (separation of the races) in the name of inclusion (woke double speak).
Theatre Passe Muraille was my go-to night out when I lived in Brampton in the 90s: regular and experimental theatre that was exciting and affordable (bonus: the TTC was safe)
All this appears to be racism. I must be missing something.
Love this stack and thank you for the recommendations. ( everyone should get Fairfoall.
If a bunch of filthy white people show up, will the police be called to escort them out in handcuffs? Will said police have German Shepards there aggressively frothing at the mouth? Will fire hoses be employed to disperse the miscreants who don’t know their proper place? Asking for a friend.
Thanks for bringing to the forefront the slide backwards for Canadian racial integrity.
All in the name of DEI. Classic reverse psychology. I hope their experiment bombs. We should all show up in droves except for the fact that personally I don't want to spend a penny supporting racism cloaked as faux inclusion.
Curious as to if anyone was turned away or how it was dealt with. I'm thinking here of mix race or peoples whose skin colour might not be dark enough to pass, or Indians who are dark skinned but not quite black.
Canadians so bored of living in tutorial-mode difficulty they pull stuff like this
I’m a 70’s chick. Didn’t we solve all this nonsense back then? “Love the one you’re with”, “Makes no difference if you’re black or white”, al la Michael Jackson, et al?