On the evening of December 6, 1989, a man with a rifle entered the engineering school at the University of Montreal. In the end, after separating men from women, fourteen women were killed, others were wounded, and the gunman lay dead by his own hand. His stated motive was revenge on the so-called feminists who […]
Month: December 2019
The Montreal Massacre
“The reason Marc Lepine walked into that classroom in Quebec and separated the men from the women, proceeding to call them “a bunch of feminists” and systematically slaughter the women can be found not in his individual “psychological state” but in our gender divided society that legitmates violence against women. The reasons are also found […]
Fighting for Public Education… Then & Now
International Day of People with Disabilities
Solidarity with Bolivia, Chile and Venezuela
