I’m stunned alright …

I’m stunned alright …

Elliot Page STUNS fans with extremely ripped abs in shirtless snap: ‘Where did that physique come from!’

Elliot Page showed off his incredible ripped abs during an intense boxing session this week.

The Oscar nominee, 39, who came out as a transgender man in December 2020, proudly posed for a shirtless snap while in the boxing ring, leaving fans stunned by his defined muscles and rippling six pack.

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Beheaders call for pro-Beheaders education in schools

Beheaders call for pro-Beheaders education in schools

The Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council has released a new policy handbook calling for “anti-Islamophobia education” to be integrated into Canadian school curriculums, along with at least $40 million in federal funding for security at mosques and Islamic schools.

The handbook was launched on Parliament Hill earlier this month to mark the fifth anniversary of the June 6, 2021, killing of a Muslim family in London, Ontario. NDP House Leader Heather McPherson joined CMPAC executive director Khaled Al-Qazzaz and youth representatives at the event.

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Joy Reid prefers Juneteenth to July 4th, the date that ultimately freed mankind

Joy Reid prefers Juneteenth to July 4th, the date that ultimately freed mankind

have a bit more to say about former MSNBC host Joy Reid and her former colleague Alex Wagner, who recently engaged in an online conversation comparing Independence Day and Juneteenth.

Reid stated that “nobody black I know is really excited about the 4th of July” and claimed that her black friends basically treat the Fourth as a day off to barbecue. (That seems racist. Is Reid saying that all blacks like ribs and chicken?)

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Some whiny Indigenous people wary of ‘colonial symbolism’ of Order of Canada: study

Some whiny Indigenous people wary of ‘colonial symbolism’ of Order of Canada: study

Indigenous community members have encouraged federal officials to reflect on how the Order of Canada can overcome its “deep colonial symbolism and associations,” says an internal government presentation on efforts to modernize the Canadian honours system.

The April presentation, prepared for the Order of Canada Advisory Council, says recent feedback indicates that accepting the honour “could bring feelings of discomfort or shame” to some Indigenous people due to its colonial associations.

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