Rabble.ca has launched a great new “advice column” for activists called Now What?
When the stresses and strains of daily life combine with the realities of an unjust world, sometimes you just need some good advice. Ms. Communicate is here to take your questions, and each week we’ll feature her response.
The first installment? Ms. Communicate outlines your options for dealing with that obnoxious right-winger in your extended family (we all have ‘em.)
…you have my permission to use as much swearing as you deem appropriate. Racism and sexism are much more offensive than profane language, in my view.
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