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JULY 29 – A RECORD   Everything I Know About What Happened This is a record for the friends who care about me. I did not post updates over the past two days because I was occupied with...

An AI-Generated Image, Two Weeks, and Richmond   Facts Only, Not Emotions. Every Point Has a Date, a Source, and a Record. I am Jason Liu. Two weeks ago, I wrote two articles urging Chinese...

  By Yue He Parkinson When I first arrived in the UK in 2004, I carried a quiet conviction that some of the cultural habits I grew up with were weaknesses — instincts shaped by hierarchy...

  By Ally Wang On the evening of July 27, 2026, Richmond City Council passed a motion addressing what it described as discriminatory messaging recently published on social media. The motion...

The Chinese Exclusion Act was the culmination of decades of racist narratives, white supremacist hate, and exclusionary laws. Should we include this narrative when telling the story of America? By Ben...

  Hello, and welcome. In recent years, the term foreign interference has become increasingly common in Canadian public discussions. It appears in news reports, parliamentary debates, and national...

The only one barred out. “We must draw the line somewhere, you know,” 1882. Private Collection. Artist Anonymous. The Trump administration is defending the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act...

  By Shen Guanlan The 2025 Public Report of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) presents a clear assessment: Canada’s national security environment can no longer be understood...

By Guanlan Shen In recent years, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has expanded its public awareness efforts through publications such as Foreign Interference: Threats to...