Tyson Singh Kelsall ਟਾਈਸਨ ਸਿੰਘ

Solidarity is not guaranteed: Racist exclusion in Vancouver labour organizing from 1903 - 1928 through 12 clippings

The perceived threat of Asian and South Asian individuals and communities driving "white labour" out was part of a moral panic that permeated

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How colonialism created the ‘drug user’ the world over

Drug prohibition was imposed by colonial power from Pender St. to Punjab. Now, drug regulation must be uncoupled from colonial and carceral power to end its violence.

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Decriminalization or police mission creep? Police involvement in BC's decriminalization framework

Decrim has been criticized for embedding policing within it, including in determining drug quantities during interactions, and conducting social service referrals through the distribution of resource cards; and directing police to target people working in the unregulated drug markets.

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DRUG USER LIBERATION FRONT TO PURSUE CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE, ANNOUNCES FUNDRAISER

The founders of DULF, Jeremy and Eris, were arrested in October 2023 after their compassion club showed extremely promising results. Crown has decided to pursue charges.

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Empty words for toxic theatre

Five terms currently being used to create theatre and panic to distract from the toxic drug emergency in British Columbia.

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“The message is clear, First Nations lives are disposable.” Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs on lack of accountability for BC police who kill

The shape and level of police violence in BC is both common and unclear - calls for inquiries and accountability are growing again.

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