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Are you kidding? What a perfect example of yet another white dude artist getting every benefit of every doubt, using multiple mainstream platforms to cry censorship, disappearing (at least at home ā seems to have been okay at international fests) then being welcomed back, quietly, ready to fail upward forever. Anyway, any enterprising reporters are free to dig through our archives to get up to speed on this boring-but-predictable situation. Plus Ƨa change indeed...
@peachesnisker sprays the audience at @fiertemontreal #lgbt #lgbttravel #mtlmoments (at Montreal, Quebec)
āThis kind of black imitation is very reminiscent of blackface minstrel shows. The only thing missing is black paint,ā said singer Moses Sumney
The musical SLÄV that premiered last week at the Montreal International Jazz Festival is billed as a ātribute to music as a tool for resilience and emancipation.ā
But so far it has succeeded in highlighting art as an instrument of division, with protesters gathering outside shows, patrons entering under the protection of police and one festival performer this week cancelling his concert in protest.
SLÄV has run into trouble because it is a show based on slave songs from the American South, conceived by a white director and singer and performed by a predominantly white cast.
The American singer Moses Sumney, who is black, announced on Twitter Monday night that he was pulling out of his festival concert, which had been scheduled for Tuesday night. Instead he chose to play two discounted shows at an off-festival Montreal venue.
Sumney called SLÄV āhegemonic, appropriative and neo-imperialistic,ā in a letter to festival organizers announcing his cancellation, posted to his website Tuesday.
āThe point you are missing is that there is no context in which white people performing black slave songs is okay. Especially not while they are dressed like poor field workers or cotton pickers. Especially not while they are directed by a white director and in a theater charging loads of money,ā he wrote.
āThis kind of black imitation is very reminiscent of blackface minstrel shows. The only thing missing is black paint.ā
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here is an open letter against SLAV the āhit musicalā comprised of slave songs sung by white folks that was just performed in Montrealās Jazz Festā¦yeah. You can sign below to support a call of accountability from Montrealās black activist community & allies against Jazz Fest, its sponsors, and the QC media.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdK2rgBhNjQSQy8LWtu7y9ClVGl_XFsv57A8FNIqZzuPjvHeg/viewform
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Whatever benefit of whatever doubt you might want to give here, the star/coproducer already claimed she doesn't see race so... yeah. That about does it.
TFW you keep trying to keep things going after it's over. (c/o the IG @fucknomtl.)

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Someone at Clickhole got fed up with all the boring Montreal travel stories. Feeling #blessed #recognizedĀ
2. Bring your carpet and have it cleaned by one of Montrealās many carpet cleaners: There are dozens of professional carpet cleaners in Montreal, so be sure to pry up your carpet, roll it up, put it under your arm, and carry it everywhere you go in Montreal until you see one. Pet hair and food and beverage stains are no match for the quality service youāll receive from any one of Montrealās many, many carpet cleaners.
Still love this.
Walter Scottās perennially perturbed protagonist Wendy, star of WendyĀ and Wendyās Revenge, presents a guide to art grad school in The New Yorker check it out here!
Local tortured artist made good.
āThis didnāt fall from the sky, it grew from roots.ā
Vigil for the victims of the Quebec City mosque murders/rally against Islamaphobia in Montreal.
Speakers in French, English, Arabic (apologies for not crediting these quotes). All calling for the crowd to not wait for a body count. To take politicians and pundits to task for inciting hate. To accept and love citizens of every race, gender, sexual orientation, religion (and without religion).
āIf you cannot be united in your religion, be united in your humanity.ā
It was at least -20 Celsius out.
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Last year, January 29.
So much of what Spry writes exemplifies the way an ally should behave. He calls out predatory men while also acknowledging his own complicity. But from studying writing at Concordia and from knowing Spry, I have to say that he not only permitted the culture of toxic masculinity that he rightly calls out, but he also helped to breed it. He was much more than a bystander rolling his eyes in the background. He was an active player who belittled and harassed women writers who only wanted to make the same career moves he benefited from. And now his career is likely to benefit from his speaking outāhis name is known across the country and it infuriates me that a man who I knew to be deeply sexist has gained esteem for condemning the culture from which he directly benefited.
Julie McIsaac,Ā āAnd Then A Man Said Itā [Site]
So much to say about #CanLitAccountable etc. (and saying some of it on the IG). Might put more here. For the moment, follow this link, check out the tag on twitter. Lots of brave people out there, coming forward, some less brave people trying to get ahead of the narrative or weighing the worth of a sudden feminist awakening in a new media landscape...Ā
Ciao !

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Menās Rights Redditor remembers the victims of Marc Lepine by complaining āweāre all supposed to cry about how hard it is to be female. ā
A vigil to honor the victims of the massacre at the Ecole Polytechnique.
Today is the National Dayā¦
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Plus Ƨa change.
Your yearly reminder that Lepine's letter would barely raise a brow right now, as a tweet or a post on an MRA forum.
Crews were taking apart the ramp for Highway 20 West from Highway 15 North using a crane when the operator realized that one of the cables couldn't support the load. A massive piece of concrete was placed on a section of the new Turcot Interchange. No one was hurt.
Itās a Christmas Mishap, everyone!
Workers were taking apart the ramp for Highway 20 West from Highway 15 North using a crane when the operator realized one of the cables couldn't support the load, according to Transports QuƩbec spokesperson Sarah Bensadoun.
A snapped cable could be seen Thursday morning hanging from a nearby crane.
āNotice anything missing from the sign?ā
Well, this aināt 1942 anymore Beautys. Handle it. Oy.
(Thanks for the submission, Ms. MilEau!)
RIP Hymie Sckolnick (according to twitter, for now). Between his passing and that of Leonard Cohen, this section of the Mile End/Plateau/MileEau is now sorely lacking in beloved older gentlemen.
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This one feels like itās going to hit a few people where it hurts. (From The Montreal Gazette.)

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The Signs as Montreal Bikes: Part II
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